Microsoft verifies 'zero-day' error in Visual Studio
Microsoft yesterday confirmed an extremely serious security flaw that exists in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 has been taken advantage of in 'zero-day' attacks. The manuf…
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Microsoft yesterday confirmed an extremely serious security flaw that exists in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 has been taken advantage of in 'zero-day' attacks. The manuf…
Security researcher HDMoore claims the code he recently announced is capable of attacking a new security bug in the Apple AirPort wireless device driver software.
Information about a new security flaw can cause Firefox 2 to crash recently. This is the second security bug discovered in this new version of open source web browser.
Security firm Secunia said that both the vulnerability that has been detected in Internet Explorer 7 not only affects this version of the browser but also IE 6 and Firef…
Microsoft said it is currently investigating a newly discovered security bug in Internet Explorer 6.
According to a source close to the software giant, PC makers expected to receive the final version of Windows Vista on October 25, 2006 will have to wait a few more week…
5,450 vulnerabilities were discovered within 9 months - this figure was more than enough for 2006 to become the record year for the number of security flaws.
It is a bad start and it looks like IE7 is no exception. On the first day of its release, it was discovered a security hole of this browser.
As part of its quarterly error correction cycle, Oracle yesterday (October 17) provided patches for 101 vulnerabilities in its product line.
After only a few days of issuing a patch for zero-day errors in Power Points, Microsoft announced a new vulnerability to the program.
Are you looking for a free text editor and spreadsheet? Google's newly launched Docs & Spreadsheet can meet that requirement. But please do not be excited. Free
Internet Explorer 's dangerous security chorus continues as Sunbelt Software has just announced a security bug that is not yet universally available and is fully exploit…
Although it has not gone all the way, 2006 still goes into history as a record year of security holes. The only consolation: Only a small part of it is really dangerous.
Sony and digital music database provider Gracenote recommend that users should quickly install the newly discovered ActiveX patch in Microsoft products.