Brian Krebs on Computer Security
At Least 12 Patches from Microsoft Next Week
Microsoft said today that it plans to issue at least 12 security updates to fix vulnerabilities in its Windows and Office products.
Redmond says 10 of the updates will address flaws -- some of them "critical" -- in Windows. No doubt one of the two Office updates will address the PowerPoint flaw that online criminals have been exploiting for the past month to steal information from companies.
Microsoft often fixes multiple, distinct security flaws with a single patch, so I would not be surprised if the updates released on "Patch Tuesday" next week mend more than two dozen flaws. As usual, Security Fix will have more information on the updates shortly after they are released.
By Brian Krebs | August 3, 2006; 6:08 PM ET | Category: New PatchesPrevious: Javascript Attacks on Steroids | Next: Google to Warn of 'Badware' Sites
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Just remember this: There's a reason Macs aren't affected by viruses. They have immunity because they're the mother host-source of all viruses. In fact, you'll probably get sick if you own one. It's true. Macs are bad.
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