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  1. Oracle Issues Out-of-Cycle Alert, Says it Will Issue Patch
  2. Some Firewall Software Undoes DNS Patch Port Randomizing
  3. Apple DNS Patch Doesn't Fix Client Versions of OS X
  4. Malware Pretends to be Flash Player Update
  5. Microsoft to Issue a Dozen Security Bulletins on Tuesday
  6. Kaminsky Speaks About DNS Flaw
  7. (August 6 & 7, 2008) Earlier this week, Dan Kaminsky spoke publicly about his discove
  8. VMware Fixes Bug in ESX and ESXi 3.5 Update 2
  9. August's Patch Tuesday Offers 11 Security Bulletins
  10. Microsoft Issues Updates for Mac Office (August 14, 2008)
  11. Apache Fixes Directory Traversal Flaw in Tomcat
  12. Opera Patches Seven Flaws in Browser
  13. Nokia Acknowledges Java Flaws in Series 40 Handsets
  14. Microsoft Re-issues Incomplete Update Posted to Microsoft Download Center
  15. Locked iPhones Not So Secure
  16. Chrome Gets Some Dents
  17. September's Patch Tuesday Will Include Four Critical Bulletins
  18. VMware Issues Fixes for Multiple Vulnerabilities
  19. Cisco Patches Vulnerabilities in Access Control Server, ASA and PIX
  20. Apple Releases Updates for QuickTime, iTunes and iPod touch
  21. Microsoft Issues Four Security Bulletins
  22. Apple Releases OS X 10.5.5
  23. Attack Code Released for Windows Media Encoder Flaw
  24. Citect Acknowledges Seriousness of SCADA Flaw
  25. Clickjacking Talk Cancelled
  26. Adobe Will Fix Clipboard Vulnerability in Flash 10
  27. VMware Issues Fixes for Critical Buffer Overflow Flaws
  28. Cisco Issues a Dozen Security Advisories
  29. Mozilla Updates Firefox
  30. Found BUG( @ HACK @ ) on Yahoo Chess
  31. Mozilla Fixes Firefox Password Manager Flaw
  32. Denial-of-Service Vulnerability Found in TCP Stack
  33. Asus Acknowledges That Malware Shipped on Eee Box Computers
  34. Microsoft to Issue Eleven Security Bulletin On October 14
  35. Malware-Laden Spam Pretends to be Windows Security Update
  36. Proof-of-Concept Code Released for Windows Privilege Elevation Flaw
  37. Adobe Update Addresses Clickjacking Flaw
  38. Microsoft Issues 11 Security Bulletins
  39. MS ships emergency patch for Windows worm hole
  40. Opera Update Fixes Three Flaws
  41. Google Takes Another Step Toward Fixing Carpet-Bombing Flaw in Chrome Browser
  42. Another Flaw in Opera Browser
  43. Yahoo! Fixes Cross-Site Scripting Flaw
  44. Sun Releases Updates for Java System LDAP Java Development Kit and JRE6
  45. Opera 9.62 Addresses Critical Hole in Browser
  46. In-the-Wild Worm Exploits Flaw Fixed by Microsoft Out-of-cycle patch
  47. Google Fixes Android Flaw
  48. Microsoft to Issue Two Patches on November 11
  49. Adobe Updates Acrobat and Reader
  50. Mozilla Releases Firefox 3.0.4
  51. Microsoft Patch Tuesday Includes Fix for Seven-Year-Old Flaw
  52. Apple Releases Safari Update; Users Complain of Crashes
  53. Google Fixes Chrome File Stealing Hole
  54. Buffer Overflow Flaw in Windows Vista TCP/IP Stack
  55. Apple Issues Update for iPhone, iPod Touch
  56. Worm Actively Exploiting Vulnerability Addressed in MS08-067
  57. Malware Targets Firefox
  58. Koobface Virus Hits Facebook
  59. Microsoft Will Issue Eight Security Bulletins on December 9
  60. Sun Update for Windows Addresses At Least 14 Security Flaws
  61. DNSChanger Trojan Variant Detected
  62. Firefox to Discontinue Anti-Phishing Feature in Version 2 Update
  63. Zero-Day Flaws Detected in Internet Explorer and WordPad
  64. December's Patch Tuesday Comprises Eight Security Bulletins
  65. Zero-Day IE Flaw Attacks on the Rise
  66. Malicious ActiveX Controls in Word Docs Exploit Critical IE Flaw
  67. Cross-Site Scripting Flaw on American Express Website
  68. Microsoft Issues out-of-Cycle Patch for Critical IE Vulnerability
  69. Adobe Releases Updates for Flash Player for Linux
  70. Mozilla Firefox Updates Include (Next-to-)Last Version of Firefox 2
  71. Apple Issues Mac OS X Update
  72. Microsoft Warns of SQL Flaw
  73. Samsung Digital Picture Frame Software Disk Infected with Keystroke Logging Malware
  74. Microsoft Says Windows Media Player Problems is a Reliability Issue
  75. Worm Exploits Flaw Addressed in October Out-of-Cycle Microsoft Security Bulletin
  76. Microsoft's January Security Update to Have Just One Bulletin
  77. Oracle's Quarterly Security Update Slated for January 13
  78. Pop-Up Phishing
  79. Microsoft Update Fixes Three Vulnerabilities in Server Message Block Protocol
  80. Downadup Worm Infects More Than 1 Million PCs in 24-Hour Period
  81. Pirated Copies of iWork 09 Contain Trojan
  82. US-CERT Warns of Inadequate Instructions for Disabling AutoRun
  83. Apple Issues Patches for QuickTime Vulnerabilities in Mac OS X and Windows
  84. Nokia Releases Fix for Curse of Silence Vulnerability
  85. Critics Say IE 8's Anti Clickjacking Technology Does Not Offer Blanket Protection
  86. Novell GroupWise Security Updates
  87. phpBB.com hacked: and their user database 'backed up'
  88. Multiple Flaws in Areva's e-terrahabitat SCADA Software
  89. Privilege Escalation Flaw in Windows 7 Beta
  90. OpenOffice Update Includes Flawed Java
  91. Microsoft Will Address SQL Server Flaw in February Security Bulletins
  92. Firefox Update Fixes Six Flaws
  93. Microsoft to Address UAC Security Concerns in Next Release of Windows 7 Beta
  94. HP Issues Fix for Security Flaw in Printers
  95. Cisco Issues Updates to Address DoS and Privilege Escalation Flaws
  96. Apple Issues Updates for Mac OS X
  97. RIM Addresses ActiveX Vulnerability
  98. Microsoft Malicious Software Removal tool targets Srizbi
  99. Microsoft Issues Four Security Bulletins
  100. Exploit Targets Known IE7 Remote Code Execution Flaw
  101. Targeted Attacks Exploit Unpatched Adobe Flaw
  102. Phishing Scheme Spreads Through IM Services
  103. Microsoft Advisory Warms of Excel Vulnerability
  104. Microsoft Update Corrects AutoRun Disabling Measure
  105. Adobe Update Addresses Critical Flaw
  106. Koobface Variant Spreading Through Social Networking Sites
  107. Microsoft to Issue Three Security Bulletins in March
  108. Mozilla Releases Firefox Update
  109. Opera Software Releases Security and Stability Upgrade for Browser
  110. Adobe Issues Updates to Address Flaw in Reader 9 and Acrobat 9
  111. Unpatched Adobe Flaw Can be Exploited Without JavaScript
  112. Google Fixes Google Docs Unintentional File Sharing Flaw
  113. Next Generation of Windows Will Allow Users to Turn off Certain Programs
  114. Worm Infects Scottish Hospital Computers
  115. Conficker Update Includes Vast Expansion of Phone Home Domains
  116. Microsoft DNS Patch Does Not Address Core Issue
  117. Critical Buffer Overflow Flaw in WordPerfect Library
  118. Microsoft Releases IE 8
  119. Proof-of-Concept Code Released for Twitter Cross-Site Scripting Flaw
  120. psyb0t Worm Targets Home Users' Routers
  121. Overflow Flaws in Sun Java Runtime Environment Unpacking Utility
  122. Firefox Update Slated for Next Week
  123. Cisco Updates Address 11 Vulnerabilities in IOS
  124. Adobe Updates Fix Code Injection Flaw in Linux Versions of Reader and Acrobat
  125. Conficker Update Slated for April 1
  126. Ransomware Scheme Incorporates Phony Antivirus Program
  127. Proof-of-Concept Exploit Code Published for Mac OS X Kernel Flaws
  128. Mozilla Releases Firefox 3.0.8 to Fix Two Critical Flaws
  129. Conficker Fails to Live Up to Hype
  130. Major Web Services Victims of DDOS Attack
  131. Attackers Exploiting Unpatched PowerPoint Flaw
  132. Neeris Variant Inspired By Conficker
  133. Microsoft and Facebook Team Up to Put the Kibosh on Koobface
  134. Conficker Infects Computers at University of Utah
  135. NY Teen Says He Created Twitter Worm
  136. Oracle's Quarterly Patch Release Includes 43 Fixes
  137. Microsoft's April Security Update Comprises Eight Bulletins
  138. Mozilla Releases Firefox Update
  139. Turnabout is Fair Play
  140. Massive Botnet Claims PCs at 77 Government Domains Worldwide
  141. Adobe Acknowledges Reader and Acrobat Flaws
  142. Mozilla Releases Firefox 3.0.10 and Firefox 3.5 Beta 4
  143. Adobe Will Patch Zero-Day Flaw Next Week
  144. Pirated Versions of Windows 7 Release Candidate Contain Trojan
  145. Microsoft Releases Fixes for PowerPoint Flaws in Windows
  146. Adobe Issues Updates for Acrobat and Reader
  147. Apple Issues Security, OS X Update
  148. Windows 7 Release Candidate Has Disappointments and Improvements
  149. Microsoft Will Offer Fix for PowerPoint Vulnerability on May 12
  150. Google Updates Chrome Twice in One Week
  151. Vulnerability in Windows 7 Release Candidate
  152. Microsoft to Test Windows 7 Update Process on May 12
  153. Password Bypass Bug in Microsoft IIS Version 6.0
  154. Another Phishing Attack Targets Facebook Users
  155. Attacks from Gumblar Rise by 190%
  156. Java Flaw Still Unpatched in OS X
  157. Adobe to Establish Regular Security Updates
  158. RIM Issues Advisory on PDF Vulnerability
  159. Microsoft Offers Workarounds for Zero-Day DirectX Flaw
  160. Apple Releases QuickTime Update
  161. Windows Update Installs Firefox Add-on Surreptitiously
  162. Microsoft Office 2000 Support Will Expire This Summer
  163. Microsoft Developing Patch for DirectShow Vulnerability
  164. Twitter Scareware Attack
  165. British MP's Facebook Account Hit By Spam Scam
  166. Microsoft and Adobe to Release Security Updates Next Week
  167. RIM Issues Fix for BlackBerry PDF Vulnerability
  168. Trojans Found Embedded in ATMs
  169. Phishers Target Outlook Users
  170. Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool Now Detects Certain Scareware
  171. Adobe Releases First Quarterly Security Update
  172. Apple Issues Safari 4.0
  173. VAServ Denies Claim That Weak Passwords Led to Attack
  174. T-Mobile Attack Update
  175. Mozilla Updates Firefox to Version 3.0.11
  176. Apple Issues iPhone 3.0
  177. Apple Patches Java Flaws in Mac OS X
  178. Botnet Clearinghouse Site Discovered
  179. Spam Spreading ZBot Masquerades as Outlook Update
  180. RSPlug Trojan Variant Targets Macs
  181. Adobe Issues Shockwave Update to Fix Vulnerability
  182. Green Dam Exploit Posted to Internet
  183. Software Company Under Targeted Attack
  184. Apple Working on Patch for iPhone SMS Vulnerability
  185. Kentucky County Government bank Account Targeted by Internet Thieves
  186. Zbot Server Shut Down
  187. Microsoft No Longer Supporting Java Virtual Machine
  188. Microsoft Warns of Unpatched Flaw in Video Access Control
  189. Twitter Increasingly Used for Questionable Purposes
  190. Cold Fusion Attacks
  191. Malware Targets Latin American Best Buy Website Customers
  192. Online Game Bank Manager Stole Billions
  193. Microsoft Warns of Zero-Day Flaw in Office Web Components ActiveX Control
  194. Malware Responsible for DDoS Attacks Deletes Data on Host Computers
  195. Critical Flaw in Firefox 3.5
  196. Eircom Investigating Attack
  197. Blackberry Update Found to Contain Spyware
  198. Oracles Quarterly Security Release
  199. Microsoft Issues Six Security Bulletins
  200. Twitter Company Data Compromised
  201. JavaScript DOM Flaw Affects Most Browsers
  202. Google Chrome 2 Update Addresses Two Flaws
  203. Adobe Will Patch Critical Flaw in Flash, Reader, and Acrobat Next Week
  204. Conflicting Reports on Flaw in Firefox 3.5.1
  205. Adobe Site Offers Vulnerable Version of Reader
  206. Mozilla Releases Security Update for Firefox 3.0
  207. Microsoft Out-of-Cycle Patches Affect Internet Explorer and Visual Studio
  208. Twitter Weeds Out Spam Accounts
  209. Fixes Available for BIND Vulnerability
  210. Clampi Trojan Steals Account Data
  211. Twitter Filtering Some Malicious Links
  212. Apple Issues Fix for SMS Vulnerability
  213. XML Library Flaws Affect Numerous Applications
  214. Apple Releases Mac OS X Update
  215. Mozilla Issues Firefox Update
  216. Latvian ISP Cut Off Over Allegations of Hosting Botnet Command and Control Servers
  217. Blue Screen of Death Scareware
  218. Microsoft to Issue Nine Bulletins on August 11
  219. Attack on Twitter and Facebook Was a "JoeJob"
  220. Apple Issues OS X Updates to Fix BIND Vulnerability
  221. Apple Releases Safari Update
  222. WordPress Password Reset Flaw Fixed
  223. Microsoft Fixes 19 Vulnerabilities in Nine Security Bulletins
  224. Adobe Advisory Warns of Flaws in ColdFusion and JRun
  225. Linux Developers Release Updated Versions of Kernel to Address Critical Flaw
  226. Twitter-Controlled Botnet Detected
  227. Spam Claims to be Recruiting Users to Participate in DDoS
  228. Microsoft Suspends Hotmail Attach-Photo Feature
  229. Ameriprise Fixes Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerabilities
  230. Mozilla Fixes SSL Vulnerability in Thunderbird
  231. Cisco Issues Update to Address Firewall Services Module Software Flaw
  232. London Hospital Cleans Up Conficker Infection
  233. Cross-Site Scripting Flaw in Twitter
  234. Google Addresses Serious Flaws in Chrome Update
  235. Proof-of-Concept Code Published for IIS Vulnerability
  236. Microsoft to Push out Mandatory Live Messenger Upgrades
  237. Apple Releases Java Update
  238. SQL Injection Flaw Exposes Carpoolers' Personal Information
  239. Microsoft Releases Five Critical Security Bulletins
  240. Ads on New York Times Website Serving Up Scareware
  241. Trojan Horse Program Uses Google Groups as Command and Control Channel
  242. Microsoft Update Limits AutoRun Functionality
  243. Linux Botnet
  244. Attackers Exploit Web Application Flaw to Hijack Yahoo Mail Accounts
  245. Apple Releases iTunes Update
  246. RIM Issues Update to Fix Security Certificate Flaw in BlackBerry Handset Software
  247. Null-Prefix Certificate Could be Used to Exploit Vulnerability in Browsers
  248. Microsoft Will Issue 13 Bulletins on October 13
  249. Adobe Warns of Limited Targeted Attacks on Reader and Acrobat Vulnerability
  250. Google Fixes Android DoS Flaws