French firm Vupen says Microsoft's browser vulnerable to drive-by attacks. According to the security firm, IE8 harbors a vulnerability that can be exploited to hijack a Windows system
But XP is still projected to account for 13 per cent when it's retired in 2014. Windows Vista, meanwhile, fell by half a point to 12.1 per cent, its lowest share since July 2008
The case is a rerun of a lawsuit tossed by a U.S. federal judge in 2009. The plaintiff has asked a California judge to grant the case class-action status
Within hours, users reported trouble with retrieving e-mail and major delays when switching folders. The company cited multiple problems, including connection and performance issues