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Firefox arbitrary code flaw found
Researchers have discovered a new flaw in Mozilla's Firefox browser that can be exploited by attackers to take over a user's computer, as long as the victim also has Internet Explorer (IE) installed.
Frank Washkuch,
Jul 11 2007 10:40AM
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Citrix urges upgrade to avoid vulnerability
Software vendor Citrix has advised users of its Presentation Server Client to upgrade to version 10 of the software to avoid being exploited by a ‘highly critical’ vulnerability discovered this week.
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Mar 9 2007 5:04PM
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Fake anti-spyware firm settles Washington state suit
Secure Computer, a New York-based firm accused of selling a spyware cleaner after duping consumers with a fake PC scan and pop-up advertisements, has settled a lawsuit brought by Washington state.
Frank Washkuch,
Dec 5 2006 3:13PM
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Shoppers still wary of online market
Consumer distrust of online commerce remains widespread, according to a national study released last week.
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Nov 8 2005 2:33PM
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Sony application classified as spyware
A media player unknowingly installed by Sony CD-Rom users could compromise personal and corporate information, a leading software company has warned.
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