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"); arnews[0]="Windows DLL exploits boom
"; arnews[0] += "Some of the world's most popular Windows programs are vulnerable to a major bug in how they load critical code libraries, according to sites tracking attack code. Among the Windows applications that can be exploited using a systemic bug that many have dubbed \"DLL load hijacking,\" are the Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Opera browsers; Microsoft's Word 2007; Adobe's Photoshop; Skype; and the uTorrent BitTorrent client."; arnews[0] += "
"; arnews[1]="Microsoft releases tool to block DLL load hijacking attacks
"; arnews[1] += "Microsoft has responded to reports of potential zero-day attacks against a large number of Windows programs by publishing a tool it said would block known exploits. However, the company declined to confirm whether any of its own applications are vulnerable, saying that it is currently investigating Microsoft-made software."; arnews[1] += "
"; arnews[2]="Zero-day Windows bug problem worse than first thought, says security expert
"; arnews[2] += "An unpatched problem with Windows applications is much worse than first thought, with hundreds of programs, not just 40, vulnerable to attack, a Slovenian security company said today. \"It was a shocking surprise,\" said Mitja Kolsek, CEO of Acros Security. \"It appears that most every Windows application has this vulnerability.\""; arnews[2] += "
"; arnews[3]="How SharePoint 2010 brings BI to the next level
"; arnews[3] += "Microsoft SharePoint has a long history of bringing BI (business intelligence) capabilities to users, but it's generally done so with a mishmash of acquired technologies revamped to fit the Microsoft model, look, and feel, and pieced together like Frankenstein. SharePoint 2010 changes that, taking BI to the next level."; arnews[3] += "
"; arnews[4]="A closer look at the next Microsoft Small Business Server
"; arnews[4] += "I recently touched on the future offerings for Microsoft Small Business Server (code-named Aurora) and promised that I'd dive deeper into the Aurora offering once actual code became available. I've now had the code for the better part a week and have been toying with this new cross-premise offering, which is meant to allow small businesses to stay focused on their core competencies rather than becoming technology experts or spending a smalll fortune to hire IT experts."; arnews[4] += "
"; arnews[5]="Microsoft probes new Windows kernel bug
"; arnews[5] += "Microsoft said it is investigating an unpatched vulnerability in Windows after an Israeli researcher revealed a bug in the operating system's kernel driver. According to Gil Dabah, a researcher from Tel Aviv who goes by the nickname \"arkon,\" the Windows' kernel harbors a heap overflow vulnerability. Dabah also posted a short proof-of-concept to demonstrate the bug on RageStorm.com, a site he and two others run."; arnews[5] += "
"; arnews[6]="Windows Phone 7 UI drags down Asus prototype's slickness
"; arnews[6] += "
\"Windows
A newly revealed picture of what appears to be a Windows Phone 7 aims to beat Android, iPhone with speech recognition
"; arnews[7] += "Hoping to leapfrog over Google and Apple's successes in the smartphone market, Microsoft plans to use cloud-based speech recognition and natural language processing technology to offer user interface capabilities not found on the iPhone or Android devices."; arnews[7] += "
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