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Adobe releases two emergency Flash fixes for zero-day bugs
Adobe has updated Flash Player to patch two separate zero-day vulnerabilities that hackers had already used to hijack several Windows PCs and Macs. The out-of-band, or emergency, update was Flash’s first of the year and the first since Adobe moved the media software to a regular update schedule last fall. As part of that schedule, [… Read More]
Kaspersky Anti-Virus update kills Internet access for several thousand users
Thousands of users had no Internet access after a faulty anti-virus update was released by Kaspersky Lab. The Russian computer security vendor, which has millions of users worldwide, said the global issue that affected “a number of Australians” had now been resolved. The issue was caused by a database update released on Monday. Users that [… Read More]
Microsoft releases their IE 10 browser for Windows 7 PCs
The latest version of Microsoft’s web browser Internet Explorer is now available for users running Windows 7 operating system. The redesigned browser, Internet Explorer 10, made its debut last month when Microsoft released Windows 8, which makes dramatic changes to an operating system that has been powering PCs for decades. Internet Explorer 10 initially is being introduced to [… Read More]
McAfee reveals security flaws of smartphones calling Android devices the worst
At this week’s McAfee Focus event, it was shown just how easy it is to hack into someone else’s device. Even if you secure corporate phones, employees’ personal phones pose a significant risk. This week at McAfee Focus the security vendor pounded home one point that it really didn’t think attendees understood. Virtually every smartphone can compromise [… Read More]
