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IN THIS ISSUE:
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How to patch vulnerabilities and keep them sealed
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Infected ad banners exploit IE's IFRAME flaw
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Users divided on approach to disaster recovery
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More headlines
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Ask Microsoft! See the answers we received
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'The step from 2000 to 2003'
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Achieving ROI with Web services
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The Missing Link: Rage against the machine -- for $52
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How to patch vulnerabilities and keep them sealed
[SearchWin2000.com]
Time is the enemy of every IT manager charged with patching systems; implementing the right process can simplify the challenge.
MORE INFO:
> See why Burton Group thinks patch management is a shared burden
> Learn four ways to sell a patch management strategy
Infected ad banners exploit IE's IFRAME flaw
[SearchWindowsSecurity.com]
Experts recommend IE users switch to another browser or disable Active Scripting to guard against infected ad banners exploiting the IFRAME vulnerability.
Users divided on approach to disaster recovery
[SearchStorage.com]
The disaster recovery plans for two New York companies both conspicuously omit replication tools. From there, however, one takes a hardware approach, the other chooses software.
More headlines
[From around the Web]
Open source enters software stack market (CNET News.com)
Thomson joins Microsoft-Time Warner deal (Associated Press)
Microsoft reviews Avalon for developers (eWEEK)
AOL adds presence to Outlook (BetaNews)
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Ask Microsoft! See the answers we received
What if you could ask any of the top execs at Microsoft a question? SearchWin2000.com has been able to serve as a pipeline, and here are the answers we've received to our user submitted questions.
CHAPTER OF THE WEEK:
'The step from 2000 to 2003'
Windows Server 2003 came with a bunch of new quirks and improvements compared to Windows 2000, but not all of them are widely known. This chapter puts the focus on the differences between the 2000 and 2003 versions, comparing the old and new functions and features in a simple side-by-side structure. Print and save this one as a handy reference!
TIP OF THE DAY:
Achieving ROI with Web services
If you're looking for a fast return on investment (ROI) with Web services, consultants say to start small, possibly with a point-to-point integration project, and to use technology and tools that are already familiar to in-house IT staffers.
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Rage against the machine -- for $52
[Reuters]
One of the many great scenes from the movie "Office Space" is when the fed up software guys take a Louisville Slugger to a particularly offensive copy machine. Life is imitating art in a little Spanish village. A junkyard operator in Lubia has become a sort of stress therapist for the digital age. For a mere $52, folks who're teched out and teed off can get in touch with their inner Luddite and take a sledgehammer to cell phones,
computers -- even cars and pictures of the boss. The junkyard provides the sledgehammer, helmet, overalls and goggles, as well as the heavy metal soundtrack -- you provide the rage. Each rage against the machine is limited to two hours, but no one has lasted more than 30 minutes so far. It's good cardio, too, so you'd think maybe this could be part of a holistic wellness program.
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