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Light Patch Tuesday Won’t Include VBScript Vulnerability
After a record-matching February that flooded corporate security departments with 13 bulletins to address 26 flaws, Microsoft’s March Patch Tuesday cycle will be more manageable for IT administrators. On March 9, Microsoft will ship two security updates to fix eight vulnerabilities in Windows and Office. In its monthly advance notification, Microsoft gave a sneak peak into the bulletins. Both are marked important, Microsoft’s second-highest severity rating. But despite not earning critical status, the flaws are hardly benign. The eight vulnerabilities Microsoft outlined could open the door to attackers to insert malicious code onto unpatched computers. Pesky Office Bugs The first bulletin will fix vulnerabilities in Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. This bulletin also affects the most recent service packs for XP and Vista, SP2 and SP3. Microsoft said both the 32-bit and 64-bit editions of these operating systems have the important bugs. The second bulletin will tackle bugs in Excel 2002, Excel 2003, and Excel 2007 on Windows, as well as Excel 2004 and Excel 2008 for the Mac and some Excel issues in Office service packs. From what Paul Henry, a security and forensic analyst at Lumension, has seen, it doesn’t appear that the bulletins released will address all the issues in the wild. “Interestingly, Microsoft also announced some end-of-life dates of Windows XP, so customers will soon have to start updating these operating systems, which include Windows XP Service Pack 2, as they will no longer be supported after July 13, 2010,” Henry said. “Customers are being encouraged to upgrade to Service Pack 3 or to Windows 7 as soon as possible.” The VBScript Vulnerability On Monday, customers were alerted to a VBScript vulnerability that was exposed on supported versions of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 through the use of Internet Explorer. But Microsoft’s March patches will not address…
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Ballmer Sees Innovation as the Key To Search Success
With its search-engine deal with Yahoo approved by regulators, Microsoft is gearing up for another run at challenging Google’s commanding market lead. But with comScore reporting Yahoo and Microsoft had 17 percent and 11.3 percent shares of the U.S. search market in January, the partnership will need to do some heavy lifting to dent Google’s 65.4 percent share. Still, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said he thinks the deal with Yahoo will greatly improve the relevance of advertising placed next to search results, which benefits advertisers and users alike. “The relevance of advertising depends heavily on the density of bids,” Ballmer told the Search Marketing Expo West this week. “And the ability to put together Yahoo’s volumes and Microsoft’s volumes and use that in a way that improves the experience more — let’s call it all involved parties — we think is absolutely fantastic.” A Lot of Work To Do For advertisers, Ballmer noted, the Microsoft-Yahoo deal means more eyeballs in one campaign. “On top of that, we think there’s a huge advantage to scale, just in terms of our ability to get more signals [and] do more tests,” he added. What’s more, Ballmer thinks the greater scale and volume from the deal will help Microsoft improve the relevance of results for search-engine users. He also expressed confidence that Microsoft will find game-changing opportunities by innovating in the areas of mobile phones, social networking, and real-time computing. “We may only have our little 11 percent market share, but … we’ve been hiring a lot of great people and we’re trying to continue to push forward with great ideas,” Ballmer told University of Washington students Thursday. Still, Ballmer admitted that Microsoft hasn’t figured out how to refashion its business search model. “We’ve done some experiments with Cashback and some other things, but…
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YouTube Rolls Out Auto-Captioning for Hearing Impaired
To improve accessibility for the hearing impaired, YouTube on Thursday rolled out auto-captioning for all users. The video site initiated the project in 2008 and opened it up to a small group of users last November. Auto-captioning combines some of the speech-to-text algorithms found in Google’s Voice Search to automatically generate video captions. The video owner can also download the auto-generated captions, improve them, and upload the new version. Viewers will soon be able to choose an option to translate those captions into any one of 50 different languages, explained YouTube Product Manager Hiroto Tokusei. “Tens of millions of people in the U.S. experience some kind of hearing impairment and recent studies have predicted that over 700 million people worldwide will suffer from hearing impairment by 2015,” Tokusei said. “To address a clear need, the broadcast industry began running captions on regular video programming in the early 1970s. Today, closed captions on video are more prevalent than ever. But generating captions today can be a time-consuming and complicated process.” Technology Multitasking YouTube is working to remove the barriers with auto-captions. If the video owner doesn’t initially choose to auto-generate the captions, YouTube is making it possible for viewers to request caption processing with a button next to uncaptioned videos. Any video owner can click the button if they want to speed up the availability of auto-captions. “This is of course a great thing for the deaf and hearing impaired. But it also illustrates how Google often uses its technology for multiple goals or products,” said Greg Sterling, principal analyst at Sterling Market Intelligence. “Speech recognition was first rolled out in Goog 411. Over time that effort helped Google refine the product to do voice search and other voice functions on the iPhone and Android devices. This is yet another product of that same technology,…
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