Security experts say Microsoft's embarrassing Windows 2000 source code leak is unlikely to have given hackers more ammunition Written by Munir Kotadia, Contributor Feb. 13, 2004 at 6:30 a.m. PT ...

Also check out this Windows 9 search on the code-focused search engine, searchcode, which was first identified by developer Christer Kaitila. At the top of the search results you’ll see a bunch ...

Microsoft said it plans to disclose 385 bits of computer code and internal operating rules, previously kept secret, that outside software developers can use to write programs to run on Windows.

There’s been a lot of confusion about who gets free upgrades to Windows 10 on July 29th, but this flowchart should make it nice and simple to determine if you do. Click the expand button on the ...

Windows XP has been vulnerable for years, and this isn’t likely to make the situation worse. The Windows XP SP1 source code leak looks pretty legit Thanks to @RoninDey for confirming https://t ...

Smith said there were no plans to publish every line of the entire Windows source code. In March 2004, the EU levied a record $613 million fine against Microsoft.

Microsoft signs a pact to reveal the Windows source code, making China one of the first to benefit from the company's program to allay security fears of governments. Feb. 28, 2003 6:34 a.m. PT.

Thirty-two terabytes of Windows 10 code, not for public consumption, have leaked online. That's good news for wannabe attackers.