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Critical Quicktime bug hits Windows
In the age of iTunes and Safari on Windows, Quicktime is just about as common a piece of software as any you’ll find on the average Windows PC. That’s why it’s troublesome that a previously unknown Read more…
ALSO NOTED: A smartphone secure enough for the NSA; TIFF exploits for iPhone released;
> Major labels want to sell music on flash drives. Article> TIFF exploits for iPhone Read more…
Storm Worm dupes YouTube fans
YouTube fans beware: You might think that email link is sending you to a video of the Star Wars kid but in reality, the link’s purpose may be far less funny. Security experts are warning that online Read more…
MacBook hacked in 9 hours flat
This exploit may not pose a legitimate security threat to Apple fans–at least not yet–but it’s sill cool enough that it bears repeating: Shane Macaulay, a software engineer, won himself
Read more…Hackers exploiting unpatched Windows DNS bug
Just a few days after Microsoft issued its customary round of Patch Tuesday fixes, the company has revealed that hackers are now
Read more…Should Mozilla be held accountable for the .ANI bug?
While the .ANI (Windows Animated Cursor) exploit isn’t good for anyone, it seems like Read more…
Mozilla to issue workaround for .ANI bug
This whole .ANI (Windows Animated Cursor) exploit fiasco sure is making Mozilla look
Read more…Firefox 2/IE 7 animated cursor exploit on the way
In a column for ZDnet, George Ou reveals that security firm Determina plans to release a proof of concept Read more…