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Oracle to patch 73 critical DB server flaws
The next batch of security patches from Oracle will be a biggie: 73 new security vulnerability fixes across hundreds of Oracle products.
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Oracle plugs 21 dangerous Sun Java security holes
Oracle today issued a security alert to warn about 21 security holes in its widely deployed Java SE and Java for Business products.
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Oracle Patch Tuesday heads-up: 81 database security holes
The database server giant says in a pre-release announcement that it will patch a whopping 81 vulnerabilities, some serious enough to be remotely exploitable without authentication.
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Oracle to patch 59 DB server holes
The patches, due today (July 13, 2010), will address flaws that could lead to malicious hacker attacks without requiring user authentication.
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Patch Day double-whammy: Oracle plugs 33 database holes
For businesses, today is a Patch Tuesday double-whammy. Just hours after Microsoft shipped six bulletins to cover multiple flaws in Windows and Internet Explorer, Oracle is getting set to release...
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Oracle drops mega critical patch bundle
Oracle has released the first Critical Patch Update for 2009 to provide fixes for at least address 43 vulnerabilities across several database server products. The mega update, released on the...
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Adobe about-face: Photoshop, Illustrator patches will be free
Adobe has changed course and will now backport the fixes to existing software versions.
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Photoshop, Illustrator users must pay for critical security updates
What if a user does not need or cannot justify paying for the new features in a product upgrade that includes a security fix? That user is a sitting duck to malware attacks.
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New Apple Safari disables ancient, insecure Flash versions
Apple has released Safari 5.1.7. The new version automatically disables out-of-date versions of Adobe Flash Player. Unfortunately, a closer look shows that this really isn't that big of a deal.
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The Pirate Bay criticizes Anonymous for DDoS attack
You can't make this stuff up. Virgin followed a court order to block The Pirate Bay. Anonymous executed a DDoS attack against Virgin. The Pirate Bay denounced Anonymous for its attack.
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Adobe: Critical security holes in Shockwave, Photoshop, Illustrator
Adobe ships patches to cover multiple security vulnerabilities in Shockwave Player, Adobe Flash Professional, Photoshop and Illustrator.
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Microsoft patches 23 Windows flaws, warns of risk of code execution attacks
The Patch Tuesday batch for May 2012 covers at least 23 documented vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office, Microsoft Windows, the Microsoft .NET Framework and Microsoft Silverlight.
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Apple patches serious security holes in iOS devices
The iOS 5.1.1 update fixes four separate vulnerabilities, including one that could be used to take complete control of an affected device.
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When will Apple patch the Lion flaw that stores passwords in clear text?
An Apple developer enabled a debug log file in OS X 10.7.3 that stores user passwords in clear-text -- and a user posted the flaw on Apple's Support Communities over three months ago.
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NASA, ESA confirm hacks; The Unknowns says systems patched
NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) have confirmed they were recently hacked. The hacking group The Unknowns says most of the 10 companies it attacked have patched their systems.
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IT security and new regulations needed to protect critical infrastructures
security professionals have fundamentally changed their outlook when it comes to the threat of a network breach.
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MS Patch Tuesday heads-up: 7 bulletins, 23 vulnerabilities
All versions of Microsoft's flagship Windows operating system are affected by this month's releases, including the newest Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.
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US military dismisses marine who criticized Obama on Facebook
The Marine Corps has decided to dismiss Gary Stein, a marine who criticized U.S. President Obama on Facebook. Stein and his lawyers plan to fight back, but they don't have high hopes.
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The G Drive TOS critics need to shut up
G-Drive comes with Google's standard and blanket TOS. But why are so many people bleating about this without seemingly understanding what is involved? Put up and shut up I say.
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Microsoft reissues patched Service Pack 2 for Office for Mac 2011
The patched version of the latest set of updates for Microsoft's Office for Mac 2011 is available for download.
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