The Australian government will gain access to the source code underlying Microsoft's Windows operating system after signing an agreement with the software heavyweight.

The source code that as posted contained information on Windows 10's USB, storage, and WiFi drivers, along with ARM-specific OneCore kernel code.

Microsoft, long a proponent of keeping source code secret, plans to publish the source code to a critical part of its Palladium project to enhance security.

Microsoft's confirmation Thursday that portions of Windows NT and Windows 2000 code were leaked over the Internet sent shock waves through the channel, raising concern that hackers and competitors ...

Windows XP might be out of circulation but its remaining user base might want to consider upgrading soon, as there are reports of the 19-year-old source code leaking online. Older versions, such ...

Microsoft plans to share the source code underlying Windows with several international governments, a move designed to address concerns about the security of the OS.

Almost two decades after it was launched, the source code for Windows XP has apparently been leaked to the web, along with a handful of other operating systems.

Windows 10 source code leak is an embarrassment for Microsoft It's less serious than initially thought but still important, given security is high on everyone’s mind.

Amidst reports suggesting that the source code for Windows XP has leaked, Microsoft has yet to confirm or deny the leak. However, security researchers already seem convinced ...

UPDATED: Reports online late on Thursday circulated that the source code for Windows 2000 and Windows NT4 had been posted to an Internet download site. Microsoft denied the leak, but said the ...

Thirty-two terabytes of Windows 10 code, not for public consumption, have leaked online. That's good news for wannabe attackers.