Microsoft Drops Next-Generation Security Project [updated]
grooveFX points to this CRN article which starts "After a year of tackling the Windows security nightmare, Microsoft
has killed its Next-Generation Secure Computing Base (NGSCB)
project and later this year plans to detail a revised security plan for Longhorn,
the next major version of Windows, company executives said..." grooveFX writes "Glad to see they actually listen to the gripes from the media and users." Update: 05/05 19:13 GMT by T : phil reed writes "Oops. According to this article on Microsoft Watch, Microsoft really isn't giving up on NGSCB (aka 'Palladium') after all. Microsoft spent much of Day 2 of its Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) here refuting a published report claiming the company has axed its Next Generation Secure Computing Base (NGSCB) security technology."
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I have just one thing to say about that.
No more NGSCB
Set me to 0. I'm so ashamed...
Microsoft sees a nice upgrade path for users if they can claim their new os is more secure... maybe get people off those nt4 and 2000 boxes.
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Corrected: "....Microsoft has taken it...."
Microsoft is one company, so the plural does not apply (or, to use your improper grammar rules: the plural do not apply).
levar burton is sad about the cancellation... he could probably use the work.
and what about poor wil wheaton?
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Probably some user called MS support, and wrote somnething down on a piece of paper. Then he wanted to fix that paper on another one, and thought aloud: "Where are the paper clips? I should have some in the office!". The man at the support heared that and noted: "Customer wants paper clip in Office." He passed it on to the programmers, and Clippy was created.
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Well said.
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Funny how people blame MS for this, and not the person who developed the virus.
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