Even with Vista SP1, Hackers Still Crack Windows Genuine Advantage
	The fact that Microsoft has relaxed its antipiracy mechanism built into Windows Vista concomitantly with the release of Service Pack 1 failed to stop hackers from providing a crack for the latest version of Windows Genuine Advantage Validation. Various reports point out that Genuine Advantage Validation and Notifications versions 1.7.69.1 (1.7.0069.1) and 1.7.69.2 released in March 2008, following the March 18 availability of Windows Vista ... [read more >>]
	01 April 2008, 15:02GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) Crack
	The Windows Genuine Advantage crack is done and over with. Simply water under the bridge. 12,000 Windows Vista and Windows XP impacted customers and 20 hours of erroneous invalidations the past weekend's WGA cracks is now complete with a Microsoft apology. The Redmond company revealed at the end of some three-four days worth of investigating that the WGA lapse was generated by a human error. Nothing more and nothing else than the prep ... [read more >>]
	31 August 2007, 04:58GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Windows Genuine Advantage Has a Validation Failure Rate of Over 22%
	In excess of 22% of all the operating systems processed via the Windows genuine Advantage program resulted in validation failures in 2006, Microsoft revealed. Windows Genuine Advantage is an integer part of Microsoft's anti-piracy efforts aimed at reducing the use of illegal Windows XP and Windows Vista operating systems. Introduced back in July 2005, the WGA analyzed over 600 million unique products up until the end of March 2007, ex ... [read more >>]
	24 July 2007, 10:21GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Only 244 Genuine Copies of Windows Vista Sold in China
	Microsoft has applauded the fact that Windows Vista has sold in excess of 20 million licenses world wide in the operating system's first month on the market. However, out of those 20 million, only 244 genuine licenses of Vista were sold in China. Can you do the math? Well, according to a report from ... [read more >>]
	18 April 2007, 03:01GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia