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Report: Thousands of Hotmail passwords postedSource: Ars Technica
Password details for Windows Live Hotmail accounts, including @hotmail.com, @msn.com, and @live.com e-mail addresses, were posted by an anonymous user over at pastebin.com, a site that allows users to paste snippets of text and then share it privately or publicly.
Microsoft says some Hotmail passwords exposedSource: Yahoo! Tech - Daily Features
Microsoft Corp said on Monday that passwords belonging to some users of its Hotmail email service were exposed on an Internet site, but had since been taken down.
Hotmail passwords posted online, accounts at riskSource: Yahoo! Tech - Daily Features
Users of that old web mail service Hotmail have a new reason to regret their devotion: Over the weekend, thousands of user names and passwords from the service were posted on a data-sharing service called Pastebin, with potentially hundreds of thousands of additional users at ris …
Yahoo Mail still king as Gmail lurksSource: CNET.com
Google's Gmail is the fastest-growing e-mail service on the planet, but it has a way to go to catch Yahoo's still-growing market share.
Bing Comes To HotmailSource: TechCrunch
Microsoft has upgraded it's Quick Add feature in Hotmail, first announced earlier this year, with a number of features from their new Bing search engine.
FBI docs out home-brewed spyware probesSource: The Register (UK)
The FBI for at least seven years has relied on a home-brewed package of spyware to infiltrate the computers of criminals and secretly send a wide range of information to servers controlled by the bureau, according to an investigation by Wired.com.

8.38pm AEST Update: Microsoft has now confirmed on their help site, windowslivehelp.com, that there was an outage and that all services are now fully restored.
Should Jack Straw use Hotmail for gov business?Source: itpro.co.uk
UK Justice Secretary Jack Straw has been criticised by a security vendor for using a Hotmail account for government business - an account that was subsequently hacked by Nigerian scammers.

Microsoft has begun rolling out additional updates to it's Windows Live Hotmail service, including changing the banner advert to the right-hand side of screen, and adding more space for users mailboxes.
Google Gmail Within Striking Distance Of HotmailSource: informationweek.com
The growth of Google (NSDQ: GOOG)'s Gmail service is accelerating and, if current trends continue, it could surpass Windows Live Hotmail by the end of this year.Between December 2007 and December 2008, Gmail's number of unique monthly visitors in the United States grew 43%, from …
Windows Live app for iPhone on the waySource: TechRadar: All Phone and communications feeds
A Windows Live application for Apple's iPhone and better support for Hotmail on the device is being considered by Microsoft as it rolls out the latest raft of changes to its online software and services.
Hotmail, The E-Mail You Never Thought Was This GoodSource: PCMech
Name an e-mail service - any e-mail service - that offers both a web interface and a mail client, by the same company, that syncs mail, address book, calendar, instant messenger, and allows you to connect it directly to your domain…
…all for free.
Computers crack anti-spam codesSource: The Seattle Times
Are you a human or a computer?
Over the Internet, it's getting harder and harder to tell.
Some of the common tests used by Web sites to distinguish between legitimate flesh-and-blood visitors and malicious human-mimicking computers recently appear to have been outwitted.
Microsoft to halt Hotmail access via Outlook ExpressSource: Computerworld
Vendor looks to nudge users toward its newer Windows Live Mail desktop client.
In the latest death knell for Outlook Express, Microsoft Corp. announced Thursday that it will turn off access to its Web-based Hotmail service from the desktop e-mail software at the end of June.
The death of e-mailSource: Slate
Those of us older than 25 can't imagine a life without e-mail. For the Facebook generation, it's hard to imagine a life of only e-mail, much less a life before it. I can still remember the proud moment in 1996 when I sent my first e-mail from the college computer lab.