MHTML (MIME HTML) is a protocol used in Internet Explorer. MHTML has been found to be at risk of attack. Microsoft has posted information on a workaround, which might work, until a real fix can be provided.

OneNote Mobile lets you take quick notes on your phone you can then post to your SkyDrive account and sync with your notebook. This article shows you how the process works.

This particular flaw only affects those who use Internet Explorer – all versions of IE on several versions of Windows. If you use Firefox, Chrome, or Safari on Windows you are not at risk.

A flaw in the Sandy Bridge 6-series chipsets was discovered, leading Intel to halt shipments. Intel is still working out how to address the problem which affects all Sandy Bridge processors.

The source code for Kaspersky’s anti-virus product was stolen, and distributed on the internet, back in 2008. The company says their products have been substantially redesigned since the theft.

A reader wants to know about storing PST files

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This attack uses the MHTML protocol in Internet Explorer to gain access to information. Chrome and Firefox do not use MHTML and are not vulnerable.

AllWebMenus lets you create popup menus for website navigation that work in a variety of DHTML browsers on several platforms. There are a number of themes and properties you can apply to the menus you create.

Open-Xchange is an open-source answer to Microsoft’s proprietary mail system. Right now it’s poised to gain some of the 300 million mailboxes currently owned by Microsoft.

Well, maybe. But Microsoft isn’t one to announce such things, even though the Kin One and Kin Two didn’t last long. However, the number of WP7 devices activated is way behind those for Android and Apple.