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Friday, 19th August 2005
 
  • Microsoft issues Zotob cleaning tool
  • Computer Associates launches research effort
  • RSS name on its way out in consumer market
  • Adobe patches flaws
  • Apple security update re-issued
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    Microsoft issues Zotob cleaning tool
    Microsoft rushed out a new version of its Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool as one response to a bot worm attack that began earlier this week. More...

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    Computer Associates launches research effort
    Computer Associates has formed CA Labs to promote research in systems management and security issues. More...

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    RSS name on its way out in consumer market
    Microsoft is looking to drop the RSS name from the upcoming Internet Explorer 7, a sign that the acronym used to described technology for distributing content on the web is on its way out in the consumer market. More...

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    Adobe patches flaws
    Users of the ultra-popular Adobe Reader and Acrobat applications should patch the software, according to security experts. More...

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    Apple security update re-issued
    Apple Computer re-releases its massive Mac OS X security update after the upgrade broke 64-bit applications. More...

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