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- 39 flaws are fixed by Apple - Apple released OS X Lion 10.7.4 in order to fix 35 security holes as well as 4 vulnerabilities in the Safari web browser. May 14, 2012
- Windows Advanced User Patch removal guide - Windows Advanced User Patch is a scam which spreads via trojan horse. The parasite is only an imitation of a security program and is not able to provide any actual computer security service. May 7, 2012
- Windows Antivirus Patch removal steps - Windows Antivirus Patch is a counterfeit application pretending to be real security software. The program is yet another rogue anti-spyware program that tries to convince you into thinking your PC have been compromised. April 17, 2012
- Mozilla's decision: Firefox is blocked from running unpatched Java plugins - Mozilla has blocked old versions of Java plugin from working in Firefox. Even as the vulnerability of Java Development Kit (JDK) and the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) were fixed in February, Java flaw still does damage to browser's users. April 5, 2012
- Apple fixes Java flaw (April 2012) - After six weeks of waiting Apple releases an update for Java hole that enabled attackers to infect Mac users. Apple has shipped a new version of Java for OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and 10.7 (Lion). April 4, 2012
- Google releases Chrome 17 update - Recently, Google shipped version 17.0.963.83 of Chrome web browser. The latest version fixes issues with Flash games and patches several security flaws. The Stable channel update fixes nine holes including 6 of them stated as "high severity". March 22, 2012
- Microsoft talks about dangerous flaw in a Windows - Earlier this week Microsoft warned about and "attractive" flaw in all versions of Windows that could be exploited automatically to spread viruses between vulnerable computers. This vulnerability was found in the remote desktop protocol (RDP). March 16, 2012
- Windows Tools Patch removal tutorial - Windows Tools Patch is a rogue security software which is designed to pilfer money from unwary users. The parasite downloads and installs itself automatically without user's knowledge and consent. March 12, 2012
- More patches for Flash Player (March 2012) - Adobe released more patches for critical flaws in Flash Player. This fix is shipped less than a month. One of vulnerabilities is a memory corruption vulnerability in Matrix3D. March 6, 2012
- 17 high-risk flaws are fixed in Chrome; Google pays $47,500 in bug bounties - Google shipped update for Chrome which patches 17 critical vulnerabilities. 10 of them are announced as "use-after-free" memory management vulnerabilities that were patched with a recent update for Chrome browser. March 5, 2012
- Trojan fixes library code. How weird is that? - According to BitDefender researchers, a new trojan has been invading user's computers in a tricky way. It masquerades under the venerability in Windows code in order to stay active. February 24, 2012
- Be careful! Malware group spreads quickly - New rogue family of malware seems like gains to invade as many systems as they can. Cybercriminals don't have vacation and are creating scams that target its victims. The main goal of all fake AV is to steal money from unwary users. February 23, 2012
- Research reveals – 4/5 of security threats come from third-party software - A few days ago Secunia has released a new security report which reveals that we are on a verge of a internet security meltdown as neither individual users nor business owners do not pay much attention to recent increase in security threats that come from February 21, 2012
- Flash bug removed; Adobe released 7 patches - Adobe patched 7 flaws in Flash Player and the one that Google reported hackers are using in "active targeted attacks". The Flash Player plug-in XSS hole was attacked by hackers and works only against Internet Explorer. February 17, 2012
- Denial-of-service flaw is fixed by Oracle - Recently, Oracle released a patch which fixed denial-of-service vulnerability in the Oracle WebLogic Server, Application Server and iPlanet Web Server. In a security bulletin Oracle warned that "vulnerability may be remotely exploitable without authentica February 7, 2012
- How to get PDF secured? - Nowadays, hackers target globally used file formats and this is mostly addressed to PDF. Because of PDF's feature to sheer data and intellectual property as a universal medium makes it vulnerable and most targeted by hackers. February 7, 2012
- Reminder after Zappos hack: how to protect yourself online? - In Kentucky Sunday night Zappos server was hacked. Hackers were able to get a pass to personal records of 24 million Zappos customers which means if you used the site you can be a victim of this attack as well. January 18, 2012
- Major flaw of Adobe Reader and Acrobat 9.x is patched - Adobe released Tuesday patch for vulnerability that was found earlier in Reader and Acrobat 9.x. Attack due to Adobe was aimed towards Reader 9.x using malformed PDF documents that were attached to fictitious emails. December 16, 2011
- 12 vulnerabilities are fixed by Adobe - On Thursday, Adobe released security bulletin to patch 12 critical flaws. New updated version of Flash Player fixes vulnerabilities for Windows, Mac, Linux and Solaris platforms according to security bulletin. November 11, 2011
- Temporary remedy against Dugu - Microsoft released temporary patch for a critical Windows vulnerability. Dugu infection has already made manufacturers of industrial systems suffer because of serious malware. November 4, 2011
