Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

"Anonymous" DDoS Activity

Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

Items: CFIA issues health hazard alert for certain smoked duck due to possible Salmonella; CFIA issues health hazard alert for certain spicy bean burgers due to possible Salmonella; Cyber tracking

Items: Wildland urban interface fires: Update; Cyber tracking

Items: CCIRC releases Advisory AV11-037: Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for July 2011; Flooding: Update; Cyber tracking

Vulnerability Summary for the Week of February 13, 2012

Vulnerability Summary for the Week of February 6, 2012

Vulnerability Summary for the Week of January 30, 2012

Holiday Traveling with Personal Internet-Enabled Devices

Understanding Hidden Threats: Rootkits and Botnets

Understanding ISPs

We’re seeing more and more scams on the Android Market. Last week, we wrote about a developer that uses popular app names to trick users into downloading fake ones. Before that, we saw a fake Temple Run app making the rounds on the Android Market. This time, we saw 37 more apps that share a [...]

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“Fan Apps” Now Spreading on the Android Market

Microsoft spreads love to all IT administrators this month by addressing 23 vulnerabilities on the 14th of February. The software giant released nine bulletins and fixed critical flaws in Internet Explorer, an error in a runtime library which can be targeted through Windows Media Player, and flaws in the Windows kernel. Four out of the [...]

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Microsoft Sends Love on February Patch Tuesday with Nine Advisories

News of Whitney Houston’s sudden demise spread like wildfire in the Internet. Countless tweets, Facebook wall posts, and news items circulated regarding the singer’s death at age 48. Given the massive attention around Houston’s death, cybercriminals were quick in taking advantage of this unfortunate incident. We have uncovered two web threats shortly after the news broke. [...]

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Cybercriminals Leverage Whitney Houston’s Death