Microsoft admits security breach

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Microsoft has acknowledged that its engineers created a security hole in some versions of its Frontpage web software.

Microsoft has acknowledged that its engineers created a security hole in some versions of its Frontpage web software. A 'backdoor' password could allow hackers to gain unauthorised access to thou...

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