SharePoint 2010 Set-Up Guide: A Configuration Primer
SharePoint 2010 is surprisingly complicated, but this primer will help simplify one of Microsoft’s more powerful offerings. For a long time, Exchange Server enjoyed the title of the most complicated Microsoft server product. Even though Exchange Server certainly hasn’t gotten any easier to manage, there are a few other products that…
Malware Infects Macs Through Microsoft Office Vulnerability
Security researchers have encountered new email-based targeted attacks that exploit a vulnerability in Microsoft Office to install a remote access Trojan horse program on Mac OS systems. The rogue emails appear to target Tibetan activist organizations and distribute booby-trapped Microsoft Word documents that exploit a known remote code execution vulnerability…
Consolidation at the crossroads
E-mail systems, prone to proliferation and notoriously expensive to manage, are often near the top of the list of suspects when state and local government IT executives look for places to cut costs. Indeed, consolidating legacy e-mail systems as a cost-reducing, efficiency-boosting measure is even a matter of law in…
iPhone meet Exchange 2010
If you’re an Exchange administrator who has to cope with the slings and arrows of outrageous Apple technology, aka the iPhones and iPads that have become essential business equipment over the last few years, you could do worse by placing an early order for iPhone with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 I…
Messaging Architects Adds Cloud Migration Capabilities to the Netmail Platform
Netmail helps organizations migrate to the cloud while remaining in control of their data and enjoying the benefits of Microsoft Office 365. Montreal, Canada (PRWEB) March 30, 2012 Messaging Architects, global builders of Business Driven Email, today announced the ability of its Netmail Integrated Email Management Platform to migrate organizations to Microsoft Office…
Rare Mac Trojan Exploits Microsoft Office for Mac
A new Mac backdoor Trojan exploits a 2009 vulnerability in Microsoft Office to break into the computers of Tibet sympathizers, though it has potential to target other OS X users. The Trojan, first reported by AlienVault, is packaged in a Word document (.doc only, not .docx) that looks like a letter…
Pirate Bay keelhauled by Windows Live Messenger
Microsoft has confirmed that links from the Pirate Bay website are now being blocked within Windows Live Messenger. This latest move by the software giant is under the guise of protecting users from unsafe content and malware. Microsoft said that it also blocks URLs from other domains that its algorithms…
Nomura on Windows 8: “Microsoft will not be adding back the Start Button”
Microsoft will not be adding back the Start button in Windows 8, but will likely include a tutorial to help desktop/laptop PC users get used to the new OS. That’s according to investment banking firm Nomura, which hosted meetings this week for investors with Tami Reller, the head of marketing…
BURTON: Ready For Martinsville Debut
Former Daytona 500 winner Ward Burton stepped back into the NASCAR racing circuit after a five-year hiatus at Daytona International Speedway last month where he took the checkered flag in a respectable eighth-place finish in the #27 State Water Heater NASCAR Camping World Truck race because his son Jeb was This was…
[Review] CloudMagic Offers Lightning Fast Searches Of Gmail, Docs, Twitter …
Search has always been a big part of Android, and for many things, Google’s built-in solution works fine. If you’re looking for a better way to search through your data in the cloud, look no further than CloudMagic. The app does take a bit of setup, but once you’re in,…