New Server Attacks Prompt Microsoft to Urge Quick Patching

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TOP STORIES - January 5, 2009 • New Server Attacks Prompt Microsoft to Urge Quick Patching • Programmers Run Google Android on Netbook • Top 10 Application Development Stories of 2008 • Google Invites Users to Crowdsource Product Ideas • Five Tech Trends to Watch in 2009 SPOTLIGHT Microsoft's Year in Review The global economic crisis may darken 2009 skies, but the recession didn't rain on Redmond's parade in 2008. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • Apple's Bountiful Harvest in 2008 • Hottest eWEEK Stories of 2008 • Seven Super Storage Technologies • Google's Stealth Attack on IE FEATURED VIDEO Improving Data Quality Steps to take to help ensure good data quality throughout the enterprise. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Windows Live SkyDrive Exits Beta • Inside Intel Larrabee • Ten Free Must-Have Security Tools • App Whitelisting from XP to Windows 7 IN THIS ISSUE New Server Attacks Prompt Microsoft to Urge Quick Patching Microsoft is again urging users to apply a patch for a vulnerability in Windows Server. The company reported earlier that a new variant of the Conficker worm is targeting the flaw. READ MORE >> Programmers Run Google Android on Netbook Clint Boulton: Programmers compiled Android for an Asus EEEPC 1000H netbook in four hours. Perhaps, with a little help from Google and the Open Handset Alliance, a big rollout of Android netbooks in 2009 isn't looking so suspect after all. This would open a new chapter in Google's war on Microsoft for computing customers. READ MORE >> Brought to you by Ziff Davis Enterprise Breaking Tech News On-the-Go! For the most up to date technology news from our knowledgeable and trusted editors, visit eWEEK mobile from your handheld device. Go to mobile.eweek.com. ADVERTISEMENT Top 10 Application Development Stories of 2008 Cloud development platforms, mobile application development and the increasing acceptance of dynamic languages for Web development were among the top 10 stories in the world of software programming. READ MORE >> Google Invites Users to Crowdsource Product Ideas Clint Boulton: Google has launched a Product Ideas site, which makes one think Google is looking to crowdsource some innovation in lieu of letting programming teams go off on their own to forge failures. READ MORE >> Five Tech Trends to Watch in 2009 Small businesses face tightening IT budgets this year, but here are five technology trends all midmarket companies should be keeping an eye on. READ MORE >> What Can Desktop Virtualization Do for You? Like other virtualization products, desktop virtualization holds the promise of dramatically simplified IT infrastructure, cost-effective IT utilization and management, with greater security around enterprise data. DOWNLOAD NOW >> 8 Keys for SQL Server Infrastructure Optimizatino Some IT administrators argue that single-purpose servers are the cause of an unoptimized infrastructure. The real problem begins when the SQL Server is being independently deployed by individual departments. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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