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How many people will it take to fill Gates' shoes?
Comment A few have been more outspoken than others, including Windows guru Mark Russinovich and the father of C#, Anders Hejlsberg. It's not that Bill Gates has an inflated sense of his own importance. But anyone who thought... [24 Jun 2008]
TechNet Webcast: Microsoft Windows Server 2008 and Kernel Changes (Level 400)
White Paper In this webcast coauthor of Microsoft Windows Internals: Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000 (Microsoft Press, 2004) Mark Russinovich goes beneath the surface to explore the new features and... [24 Dec 2007]
Microsoft scoops up Windows apps maker
News As part of the deal, the software maker is naming Winternals co-founder Mark Russinovich as a technical fellow. Garms said Russinovich will be focused on helping Microsoft further develop the Windows... [19 Jul 2006]
Hacker hidey-hole found in Symantec product
News Symantec credits Mark Russinovich, the Sysinternals researcher who also investigated the Sony rootkit, and F-Secure, a Finnish security company that has a rootkit detection product, for helping it address the SystemWorks... [12 Jan 2006]
Sony unearths new copy-protection threat
News But in late October, blogger Mark Russinovich discovered they surreptitiously installed a "rootkit" programming tool. Sony BMG Music Entertainment and the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) digital rights group jointly... [07 Dec 2005]
New Trojan exploits Sony DRM anti-piracy tool
News Earlier this month, security researcher Mark Russinovich told the BBC that Sony CDs are installing rootkits on PCs to stop people from copying music illegally. Antivirus firms are reporting that masses of emails... [10 Nov 2005]
Microsoft resources keep Windows ahead - for now
News According to Mark Russinovich, co-author of Microsoft Press' Windows Internals and Inside Windows 2000, Microsoft will preserve its software dominance over alternatives such as Linux for the next two to four years,... [17 Nov 2004]
