Government Computers Running XP May Be Vulnerable to Hackers

Apr 14, 2014 Posted by: Stephanie Shea CTL,  CTL PCs,  Desktops,  Microsoft,  Notebooks,  Software,  Tablet,  Ultrabooks,  upgrading from XP,  Windows 7,  Windows 8,  Windows 8.1,  Windows XP,  Windows XP end of life

According to a recent Washington Post article, hundreds of thousands of government machines will continue to run Windows XP, despite a recent rush to complete upgrades. Microsoft withdrew its free ...

Government Computers Running XP May Be Vulnerable to Hackers

Apr 14, 2014

According to a recent Washington Post article, hundreds of thousands of government machines will continue to run Windows XP, despite a recent rush to complete upgrades. Microsoft withdrew its free ...

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