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The Nerd Group
We are here to do all your computer nerd jobs. Here are just a few of the computer things we do:
- Application/Software Architecture and Engineering
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Internet Storm Center |
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Infocon: green
BCP/DRP
BCP/DRP, (Fri, Jul 3rd)
Question, what do Bing.com and Authorize ...(more)...
Happy 4th of July!, (Fri, Jul 3rd)
Celebrate, watch fireworks, but don't click on links in emails or surf to sites with Fourth of July, ...(more)...
FCKEditor advisory, (Fri, Jul 3rd)
FCKeditor, a web based open source HTML text editor, suffers from a remote file upload vulnera ...(more)...
Authorize.net down, (Fri, Jul 3rd)
The credit card payment gateway authorize.net is currently down ...(more)...
Cold Fusion web sites getting compromised, (Thu, Jul 2nd)
There have been a high number of Cold Fusion web sites being compromised in last 24 hours. We receiv ...(more)...
Unpatched Bloatware on new PCs, (Thu, Jul 2nd)
I recently purchased a netbook, and while I like the highly portable on-the-go computing that it off ...(more)...
Getting the EXE out of the RTF, (Thu, Jul 2nd)
Recently, when the targeted attack with malicious RTF attachments was making the rounds, I wondered ...(more)...
Internet Storm Center Podcast Episode Number Fifteen, (Thu, Jul 2nd)
Hey everyone, sorry it has taken so long to get around to recording another podcast episode! T ...(more)...
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Microsoft Research News |
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Video: Anandan on 'Boss' Day Out'
P. Anandan, managing director of Microsoft Research India, recently gave India's NDTV a glimpse at the work occurring inside his lab.
A Conversation with Sr. Tony Hoare
Sir Tony Hoare answers questions about his background, his relationship with Microsoft Research, his interest in "Unifying Theories of Programming," and numerous other topics.
Microsoft Research Shows Off 13 New Tech Tools
Hundreds of representatives from businesses and government agencies attended the Microsoft Research D.C. TechFair on June 24, viewing a collection of new technologies.
When Is a Browser Not a Browser?
The Gazelle project breaks new ground with a browser operating system designed to support Web applications as first-class citizens and proves that it’s feasible to construct a browser as a multi-principal operating system.
Innovation in D.C. Limelight
Innovation was on inimitable display June 24 in Washington, D.C., as Microsoft Research hosted D.C. TechFair 2009.
Why It’s Essential to Invest in Basic Research During Hard Times
Rick Rashid, senior vice president of Microsoft Research, was in Washington, D.C., June 2 to give policymakers a glimpse of some of the exciting projects at Microsoft Research. Read his blog post.
Microsoft Research TechFair Heads to D.C.
Microsoft Research is heading to the Newseum in Washington, D.C.,, June 24 to offer a glimpse into the future of computing.
Serious Fun
Kodu doesn't have realistic graphics, huge explosions, or even a way to win, but it just might change the way we think about the world.
'Secret' Questions Leave Accounts Vulnerable
A new study by researchers at Microsoft Research in Redmond, Wash., reveals just how easy the answers of online security questions are for other people to guess.
Designing Structures Made of Nanomaterials
Microsoft researchers hope to simplify algorithms for self-assembling materials.
Drop by Drop, a Current of Young Philanthropy Grows
With just a couple of humdred dollars per year, Adnan Mahmud, a Microsoft Research program manager, has helped create an online space for people to get excited about philanthropy.
New Book: Computer Vision Algorithms and Applications
A new book by Rick Szeliski of Microsoft Research is based on the lectures of a computer-vision course that Szeliski has taught with some of his colleagues at the University of Washington.
Optimizing Broad Match in Web Advertising
A paper out of Microsoft Research, "A Data Structure for Sponsored Search," features a couple of simple but effective Web-search optimizations.
New Extreme Computing Group at Microsoft
Dan Reed of Microsoft Research has announced the creation of the Extreme Computing Group at Microsoft.
Innovation: Looking Forward to the Smarter Smartphone
Microsoft Research Cambridge's Alex Butler is among those working on the next game-changing technology for the smartphone.
Promising New Projects at Microsoft Research May Lead to Better Healthcare
Software innovations from Microsoft Research could help improve health and clinical computing around the world.
Anandan Discusses Microsoft Research India
P. Anandan, managing director of Microsoft Research India, talks about his lab and the continuous process of innovation.
Microsoft’s Robust Location Search
The primary goal of Microsoft’s Robust Location Search project is to explore novel and effective ways to search geo-spatial data and leverage multi-lingual technologies within maps.
Britain's Got the X Factor Idol
Songsmith, software from Microsoft Research, could help music students learn to create songs.
Engaging PCs for the First Time
Researchers at Microsoft Research India have identified particular patterns of use, content choice, and learning that accompany the adoption of the Internet connected PC by novice users at the workplace for low-income office workers.
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