Microsoft patches 'Sons of Duqu' flaws
Microsoft has patched a number of software flaws that could have led to information-stealing attacks by Duqu malware,... Read more
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Microsoft has patched a number of software flaws that could have led to information-stealing attacks by Duqu malware,... Read more
9 May, 2012Businesses using Microsoft's Remote Desktop Protocol should patch a vulnerability that could allow hackers into a business system without authentication, security professionals have said Read more
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15 September, 2010 by Elinor Mills...a big worm." For more on this ZDNet UK-selected story, see
...normal release cycle. For more on this ZDNet UK-selected story, see
...for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7, as part of Patch Tuesday.
...Windows 2000 server (running Service Pack 3 and all of the latest
Redmond recently released some 'critical' patches - we take a closer look at what they are and how critical they are Read more
14 January, 2005 by John McCormick...the first to publicly post exploit code." For the full story, see
...who asked to remain anonymous, said that over the past nine months
The company's April security updates will not install if it detects a user's machine as being infected with the Alureon rootkit Read more
19 April, 2010 by Martin GastonThe company has released plugs for 10 flaws in the web browser, including one exploited publicly that could cause a complete takeover Read more
31 March, 2010 by Elinor MillsThis month's Patch Tuesday update addresses vulnerabilities in DirectShow, SMB Protocol, ActiveX, Windows Shell Handler and 32-bit Windows Read more
10 February, 2010 by Elinor Mills
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