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Sunday, October 29, 2000

Opinion

If A Cube Could Talk...
by MacSingapore
At least, do something to ensure I'm treated with proper care, print a set of simple instructions on how to use the Mac OS so I won't be abused because of ignorance.

Sidetrack

Sunday, October 29, 2000
by Heng-Cheong Leong

One angle that I didn't see explored... With the possible theft (and release) of Windows and Office source code, maybe we would finally find out how much secret internal hooks did the Windows folks gave to the Office folks.

Wintel

How Did It Happen?
by MSNBC
Microsoft break-in takes hacking to a new level.

Irregular New Accounts Alerted Microsoft To Network Intruder
by New York Times
In providing the fullest account to date of the episode, Microsoft said it hoped to correct impressions that its internal security was lax or that its products had been compromised.

Microsoft Break-In Could Cause Company Significant Damage, Analysts Say
by Associated Press
If the computer secrets stolen from Microsoft Corp. are disseminated, they could hurt the company more than it is letting on, some analysts say.

MS Intruder May Eldue Authorities
by ZDNet
Security pros agree that even Microsoft won't be able to catch its intruder. And one virus expert says it's the company's own fault.

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