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Speaking today at the RSA Security Conference in San Francisco, Bill Gates announced a new version of Internet Explorer (IE 7) which will be released for preliminary testing this summer.  Please read the following news story for more details:

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MSNBC – Microsoft to release new Internet browser
SAN FRANCISCO – Microsoft will release a new version of its Internet Explorer browser with improved security features, Bill Gates announced Tuesday.

According to CNET News.com, Bill Gates announced in a speech today at the annual RSA Security Conference that Microsoft AntiSpyware will be free.  Last month Microsoft released a free test version (Beta) but had not announced until today whether the software would be free in its final release.

Microsoft’s monthly security bulletin (February, 2005) includes several high-priority updates for Windows, according to the following news story:

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MSNBC – Microsoft releases 8 ‘critical’ patches
SEATTLE – Microsoft Corp. released eight security fixes Tuesday that carry its highest threat rating and urged computer users to install them quickly because all the vulnerabilities they address could let attackers take complete control of systems.

You can use Windows Update if you need to apply these patches to your own computer.  Better yet, you can set up your computer (Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows Me) for Automatic Updates so that Windows will find the updates you need and apply them directly to your computer.  There is also an option for Automatic Updates to just prompt you whenever any updates are ready to be downloaded and installed.  (The Automatic Updates icon will appear in the notification area of your computer’s taskbar.)

Are you using Microsoft AntiSpyware on your computer?  If so, you may be interested in the following news story:

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MSNBC – Microsoft probes spyware system attack
REDMOND, Wash. – Microsoft Corp. is investigating a malicious program that attempts to turn off the company’s newly released anti-spyware software for Windows computers.