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Microsoft's Macs Get Infected, Too
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Apple Gets Attacked By Hackers
Apple was the latest victim of a targeted OSX malware infection which turned out to be the same exploit that hit Facebook and Twitter recently. The offending Java plug-in has been identified and Apple have issued a security update. Apparently no data was compromised.
Facebook Is The Latest Victim Of Hackers
In a blog post yesterday, Facebook revealed it was the latest target of sophisticated hacking. Employee laptops were infected but so far no user data seems to have been compromised. Other high-profile targets in recent weeks include The New York Times and Twitter.
MS Security Essentials Flunks AV-TESTS Again
In Av-test's latest update on their testing of Microsoft's Security Essentials anti-malware product, they once again show Microsoft not quite reaching the industry average of detecting zero-day malware. Microsoft responds with its own information about it.
US-CERT Says Java Too Dangerous, Uninstall Now
In a security advisory issued by the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT), they recommend that, due to a recent vulnerability in the Java Runtime Environment, computer users should disable the Java Client completely in their web browsers.
Microsoft Releases Security Advisory For Users Of IE6, 7 & 8
In a security advisory that Microsoft released yesterday, they are investigating a public report that users of Internet Explorer 6, Internet Explorer 7 and Internet Explorer 8 could be vulnerable to another new exploit. Users of IE 9 and IE 10 are not at risk.1 to 6 of 6 | Go to Page 1 Previous|Next