News to know: Isolating zero-day exploits; CelebriMiis; Microsoft's virtualization backtrack

Notable headlines:
Ryan Naraine: New MS tool isolates Office 2003 zero-day exploits. Hackers in Seattle for Microsoft's Blue Hat, ToorCon.
Apple plugs critical holes in Darwin Streaming Server.  Cybercrooks add QuickTime, WinZip flaws to arsenal.

Larry Dignan: Are Zimbra and Alfresco on Red Hat's shopping list?
Apple's Jobs brushes aside backdating concerns.
Photos: A cybercat for the Digital Age (right).
Google shareholders vote down proposal on censorship.
Microsoft cuts Windows virtualization features.
Mary Jo Foley: 'Viridian' virtualization features on ice.

• Longhorn Server to be christened Windows Server 2008.
• Making sense of Microsoft's myriad database projects.
•  Microsoft keeps the Open XML fires burning.

Computerworld: Left coast perks: Big-city culture offsets the big-ticket housing prices for these Best Places to Work.

Factory City: Thoughts on Mozilla. Ryan Stewart: Think of the platform, not the browser.

Andrew Keen: Bubbe is back. Should Jeff Jarvis debate Andrew Keen?

Survey: Open source makes a difference for SOA.

Garett Rogers : Google Analytics designers forgot some things.

Shrinking the cost for solar power.
At USC, developing game coders. Gallery (right).
Intel, PGP cooperate on selling encryption products. Tom Foremski: Intel's embedded anti-malware could help business and consumer.
Review: Nikon Coolpix P5000 (left).

Bloomberg: Vonage Says It May Have Way Around Disputed Patents.

House committee endorses SSN limits, antispyware effort.

Search Engine Land: Don't Sweat the Small SEO stuff.
Politicos take on YouTube, video's future. Donna Bogatin: NY to Google: Stop trapping consumer data, or no DoubleClick merger.
RIM plugging into your business' PBX.