Bulletins

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	Proof-of-concept code exploits new vulnerabilities SearchWindowsSecurity.com | 21 Oct 2004 ARTICLE - Code exploiting some of the vulnerabilities covered by 10 recent Microsoft security bulletins has started appearing in the wild.

	Microsoft sets new Patch Tuesday record SearchWindowsSecurity.com | 14 Oct 2004 ARTICLE - Microsoft's flurry of security bulletins this week made October the busiest patch month on record. That's particularly bad news if you're running an older version of Windows.

	Microsoft issues 10 security bulletins, seven critical SearchWindowsSecurity.com | 13 Oct 2004 ARTICLE - Windows shops have 10 Microsoft security updates to sift through for October, covering fixes for a wide range of products.

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WHITE PAPERS

	HP Core Infrastructure Solutions Published by: Agilysys | 20 Feb 2008 WHITE PAPER - This white paper provides strategies for achieving and maintaining a more manageable, stable, secure and cost-effective Microsoft Window infrastructure that provides the agility a business needs to adapt to change and leverage new opportunities.

	3-D Security Published by: Information Security Magazine | 15 Feb 2008 JOURNAL ARTICLE - Unwrap Windows Server 2008, the first server revision under Trustworthy Computing. Microsoft promises it is secure by design, default and deployment.

	The Sting Published by: Information Security Magazine | 12 Nov 2007 JOURNAL ARTICLE - Honeyclients are creating a buzz in the security world, giving malicious Web sites the sharp end.

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WEBCASTS: 1 - 1 of 1

	Best practices for upgrading NT domains to Windows 2000/2003 Active Directory domains - Expert Webcast VIEW WEBCAST PREMIERED:   02 AUG 2004, 09:00 EDT (13:00, GMT) SUMMARY:   Planning is essential for the simple task of upgrading from an NT domain to an AD domain. In this live webcast, Braincore.net founder Derek Melber will outline key issues to consider before, during, and after the upgrade.

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