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McAfee: Hackers take advantage of open source techniques
Security firm McAfee said hackers are mimicking the tricks of open-source software groups, learning the techniques that have led to the success of Linux and Apache to im…
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65 Oracle product security errors have been fixed
Yesterday (July 18), Oracle fixed a total of 65 security flaws in a range of its products. This is the quarterly Oracle security update.
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Add a new risk to Office users
There was an additional vulnerability discovered in the Microsoft Office suite and hacked by hackers to attack users.
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Many network systems in Vietnam can be seriously affected by Webmin's error
Network Security Center (BKIS) said a serious new vulnerability discovered in Webmin software can help hackers easily break into the network using this software.
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The smallest USB drive has a security function
Netac launched a series of USB drives called OnlyDisk U220, with dimensions of 5.5 x 13.5 x 55 mm equipped with content security functions. This is considered the smalle…
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McAfee accidentally fixes a serious error
Security firm McAfee, over the weekend, said it had overcome a serious security flaw in its security management software that it didn't recognize before.
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Be careful with the phishing scheme of spoofing Gmail
Security experts warn Gmail users to be careful when a phishing scam has been launched recently.
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Adobe fixes PDF product security errors
Adobe Systems has released updates to fix two security flaws in its popular PDF format software.
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Microsoft still left Excel open
Security experts warned that there are still two dangerous security flaws in Microsoft Excel that have not been fixed by Microsoft in the last security update.
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Security experts 'humiliated' because of new worms?
A worm is spreading very fast on the Internet but is not intended to infect users. In contrast, it only takes care of disabling all security tools that hit the road.
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Intel vPRO platform brings the digital office revolution
In the framework of the CWE 2006 conference held last afternoon (July 11), Intel's Asia-Pacific marketing manager, Jonathan ong, presented the vPRO, a new technology pla…
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18 errors in Microsoft security bulletins are serious
The US software group has released seven security bulletins to fix nearly 20 vulnerabilities in Windows and Office. Of these, up to 5 patches are classified as the highe…
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Virtual private network revenue reached 29 billion USD in 2009
The virtual private network (VPN) market has reached 23 billion USD in 2005 and promises to increase by 22% within the next 3 years.
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The vulnerabilities of Apple, Microsoft, OpenOffice
The two vulnerabilities of Internet Explorer 6 were pointed out last week and there is evidence of these vulnerabilities, but Microsoft still has no answer on this issue.