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Zeptal/a se – 22.leden 20:11

Prečo mikrošok nemá na oficiálnych stránkach správu o predĺžení podpory XP?

Aktuality a zábava – Aktuality

Microsoft has changed its mind over killing Windows XP entirely this April and announced it will continue providing updates to its security products (antimalware engine and signatures) until middle of July, 2015. Thus, XP will get another year’s life. Back in 2013, Microsoft said it would halt all updates on the same day as the end of support date for Windows XP this spring.

In other words, Microsoft Security Essentials will still get updates after full support ends for operating system. The same will go for System Centre Endpoint Protection, Forefront Client Security, Forefront Endpoint Protection, and Windows Intune used on XP. But it should be noted that Microsoft will still end full technical assistance for Windows XP this spring and you won’t be able to download Microsoft Security Essentials on Windows XP since that date.

Windows XP will still be alive thanks to updates to its security products for extra 15 months. Taking into account that the developing countries mostly use XP, it is good news that they will be at least partially protected until July 2015, though Windows XP will no longer be a supported operating system.

Everyone understands that Microsoft has been trying to get people away from Windows XP to “better” products. The company realized that the best way to do so is to stick to its end of support date, even despite the fact that there are still so many millions of Windows XP users out there. It looks like Microsoft finally realized that leaving all of them completely vulnerable could cause more harm than good.

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Zeptal/a se – 22.leden 20:41

Prečo mikrošok nemá na oficiálnych stránkach správu o predĺžení podpory XP?

Aktuality a zábava – Aktuality

Microsoft has changed its mind over killing Windows XP entirely this April and announced it will continue providing updates to its security products (antimalware engine and signatures) until middle of July, 2015. Thus, XP will get another year’s life. Back in 2013, Microsoft said it would halt all updates on the same day as the end of support date for Windows XP this spring.

In other words, Microsoft Security Essentials will still get updates after full support ends for operating system. The same will go for System Centre Endpoint Protection, Forefront Client Security, Forefront Endpoint Protection, and Windows Intune used on XP. But it should be noted that Microsoft will still end full technical assistance for Windows XP this spring and you won’t be able to download Microsoft Security Essentials on Windows XP since that date.

Windows XP will still be alive thanks to updates to its security products for extra 15 months. Taking into account that the developing countries mostly use XP, it is good news that they will be at least partially protected until July 2015, though Windows XP will no longer be a supported operating system.

Everyone understands that Microsoft has been trying to get people away from Windows XP to “better” products. The company realized that the best way to do so is to stick to its end of support date, even despite the fact that there are still so many millions of Windows XP users out there. It looks like Microsoft finally realized that leaving all of them completely vulnerable could cause more harm than good.
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The Redmond giant revealed that Windows XP will cease to be an officially supported operating system in April this year, but to help organizations complete their migrations, the company will extend updates to its anti-malware signatures and engine for XP users through July 14, 2015. Basically, while security exploits that allow malicious access will go unplugged after a couple of months, users will be protected against basic malware attacks for a considerable time.

Microsoft also took the chance to quote research that shows that the “effectiveness of anti-malware solutions on out-of-support operating systems is limited and running a well-protected solution starts with using modern software and hardware designed to help protect against today’s threat landscape,” something it hopes will prompt at least some users to upgrade to a newer version of Windows, particularly Windows 8/8.1, though just how many XP users choose that path despite the fear of security holes and impending support expiry remains to be seen.

http://vr-zone.com/arti­cles/microsoft-extend-antimalware-support-windows-xp-till-july-2015/69647.html

inak stačí do vyhľadávača hodiť >Windows XP Will Live till July 2015< a vyhodí vám hafo výsledkov, badisko. ;)