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Rethink Your Storage With IBM
Data storage is an interesting thing. While it's easy to add more storage with band-aid solutions, before long, you'll need to seriously rethink how you store. For some advice, turn to this white...
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Apache bug prompts update advice
IT security company Sense of Security has discovered a serious bug in Apache's HTTP web server, which could allow a remote attacker to gain complete control of a database.
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Adobe plugs critical holes in Shockwave Player
These vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to run malicious code on an affected Windows or Mac OS X system.
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Should we be focusing on vulnerabilities or exploits?
Mitja Kolsek argues that there's a hidden danger in focusing on limiting exploitability instead of exterminating vulnerabilities.
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Mozilla patches 'critical' Firefox security hole
Mozilla rates this a "critical" vulnerability that can be used to run attacker code and install software, requiring no user interaction beyond normal browsing.
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Google: Will it be vulnerable in mobile search?
Google has leveraged its desktop dominance to the mobile realm. However, Bernstein analyst Carlos Kirjner makes a case that Google may be a bit vulnerable in the future.
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Patch Tuesday heads-up: 21 vulnerabilities, including 'critical' IE bulletin
Fixes coming for dangerous security holes in Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office, the Internet Explorer browser and .NET/Silverlight.
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Hackers pounce on just-patched Windows Media vulnerability
The end result is a malicious Trojan with rootkit capabilities. The attack happens silently in the background and all the user sees is a blank WMP application playing a file.
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How SCADA highlights the futility of finding security vulnerabilities
Pete Lindstrom argues that 'irresponsible' disclosure of security holes in SCADA systems could put human lives at risk and calls on the security research community to start thinking about the...
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Attack tool published for WiFi setup flaw; Cisco issues warning
A working attack tool for this vulnerability is publicly available so it's important for affected users to heed all vendor warnings.
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Oracle to patch 79 DB server vulnerabilities
The most serious of these vulnerabilities may be remotely exploitable without authentication, i.e., may be exploited over a network without the need for a username and password.
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'Critical' Windows Media flaws put millions at risk
Pay special attention to MS12-004, a "critical" bulletin that provides fixes for two serious flaws in the way Windows Media handles certain media files.
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Patch Tuesday heads-up: Windows security holes
Microsoft plans to ship 7 bulletins, one rated "critical," Microsoft's highest severity rating.
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iPhone date glitch exposes photo albums
If your iOS device's clock is rolled back, your entire photo album is visible even if the device is locked with a passcode.
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Microsoft releases out-of-band security update to plug .NET hole
Just in time for the new year, Microsoft released a rare out-of-band security update, its 100th of the year. The update represents "holiday heroics" for the team that sacrificed Christmas to plug...
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Windows Phone hit by SMS vulnerability
SMS message causes device to reboot and disables access to the messaging hub.
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Adobe PDF Reader zero-day under attack
According to a warning from Adobe, the attacks have been observed in the wild against Windows users running Adobe Reader version 9.4.6. An emergency fix is coming next week.
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Android bloatware results in serious security flaws
Bloatware installed by the handset manufacturers is making Android insecure.
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Apple fixes iOS vulnerability exposed by Charlie Miller
Apple fixes the security vulnerability that was at the center of its decision to dismiss Charlie Miller from the iOS developer program.
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Microsoft fixes gaping hole in Windows TCP/IP stack
An attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability could run arbitrary code in kernel mode. Microsoft urges Windows users to treat this update with the utmost priority.
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Windows kernel 'zero-day' found in Duqu attack
One version of the attack was triggered by a rigged Microsoft Word .doc that probably included some social engineering and required the target to open the booby-trapped file.
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