Microsoft bringingt in world's best hackers to test security
Media Release
Aug. 6, 2006

After suffering embarrassing security exploits over the past several years, Microsoft Corp. is trying a new tactic: inviting some of the world's best-known computer experts to try to poke holes in Vista, the next generation of its Windows operating system.

Microsoft made a test version of Vista available to about 3,000 security professionals Thursday as it detailed the steps it has taken to fortify the product against attacks that can compromise bank account numbers and other sensitive information.

Microsoft bringingt in world's best hackers to test security
Media Release
After suffering embarrassing security exploits over the past several years, Microsoft Corp. is trying a new tactic: inviting some of the world's best-known computer experts to try to poke holes in Vista...
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Future planes will be made of plastics
Media Release
All 737 planes would be made from non-metal materials, or composites, said president Alan Mulally.
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Some of the coldest temperatures on Earth brought a rare cloud formation to the skies over Antarctica
Media Release
Meteorological officer Renae Baker captured spectacular images of the nacreous clouds, also known as polar stratospheric clouds, last week at Australia's Mawson station in Antarctica.
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The United States has told Japan that a long-range missile test-fired by North Korea this month exploded in mid-air just 1.5 kilometres from its launch site
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The United States has told Japan that a long-range missile test-fired by North Korea this month exploded in mid-air just 1.5 kilometres from its launch site, much closer than previously estimated, news reports said today.
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2 Billion years old 200 million light-years wide object in the Universe breeding ground for galaxies to hold new intelligent life forms
Victoria Barnes
According to some scientists, it can be the breeding ground for future intelligent life forms.
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Second stage of Agni III failed to separate missing the target
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The initial launch of India's Agni III ballistic missile July 9 was successful, though its second stage failed to separate, The Times of India reported, citing sources in the Defense Research and Development Organization.
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A major asteroid passed by the Earth this week, and another is heading this way
Media Release
We experienced this week what astrophysicist Ben Oppenheimer and others are calling, in cosmic terms, a close encounter.
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Microsoft version of iPOD coming soon
Media release
Microsoft Corp. is preparing to roll out a portable digital music player later this year
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