Microsoft: who says we're not secure?

If history is any indication, Microsoft COO Kevin Turner is set to target Apple, Google, Oracle, VMware and other rivals during a keynote today at Worldwide Partner Conference 2012 (WPC12) in Toronto.

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Microsoft insists Windows IS secure; claims Google products and OS X are the ones that are increasingly insecure

Windows phones should no longer look and work like Windows PCs, says Microsoft, as it overhauls its mobile OS in a ‘last chance’ catch-up to Apple and Google.

Since June 2012, Microsoft Windows 7 32 and 64 bit in all of its versions experienced several 0 day vulnerabilities which were quickly fixed with a combination of Microsoft Fix-It and Microsoft security updates including one out of band update today.

A war of words continues between executives at tech giants Google and Microsoft as accusations regarding patent bullying fly between the companies.

... hit by Malware already:-

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8388253.stm

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Malware suspected of 'Black Screen' issue

Malware has been blamed for a problem with the Windows 7 operating system, dubbed the 'Black Screen of Death'.

An anonymous Microsoft blogger lets slip some next-next-gen OS tattle, only for the message to pulled by a company still trying to flog Windows 7.

Once again, a Microsoft partner claims that Linux is less secure than Windows. What else would they say?

Once again, a Microsoft partner claims that Linux is less secure than Windows. What else would they say? Read more at Enterprise Open Source Toolkit