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Oracle issues workarounds for zero-day hole
Company moves after public disclosure.
Dan Kaplan
May 3 2012 11:22AM
Security
Security researchers find IE zero-day
Attacker runs two zero-days from one server.
SC Australia Staff
Jun 28 2011 8:55PM
Security
Adobe patches Flash hole
Adobe unsure if Acrobat, Reader are vulnerable.
Darren Pauli
Jun 7 2011 3:41PM
Security
One million users compromised in Sony hack
Fresh from its high profile attack on PBS, online group lulzsec has hacked Sony, and revealed stored passwords were not encrypted.
Dan Kaplan
Jun 3 2011 7:58AM
Security
LulzSec uses zero-day on PBS, promises more attacks
PBS hacked after an it broadcast an "unfair" documentary of Wikileaks.
Dan Kaplan
Jun 1 2011 8:29AM
Security
Reader sandbox protects against zero-day Flash flaw
Adobe warns against critical flaw, but says Reader X users should be safe
Nicole Kobie
Mar 16 2011 2:51PM
Security
Zero-day IE flaw not in Microsoft Patch Tuesday
Vulnerability stays unpatched.
Tom Brewster
Mar 7 2011 11:54AM
Security
Microsoft's monthly update to include two 0-day fixes
Microsoft will next week push out 12 patches to close 22 vulnerabilities.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 4 2011 11:31AM
Security
Zero-day Windows flaw goes public
Affecting all versions back to XP.
Tom Brewster
Nov 26 2010 9:46AM
Security
Adobe zero-day flaw code published
Shockwave Player affected.
Tom Brewster
Oct 25 2010 9:42AM
Security
Apple patches zero-day QuickTime flaw with 7.6.8 release
Flaw bypassed two in-built security features for Windows.
Dan Kaplan
Sep 16 2010 1:38PM
Security
Adobe confirms existence of new zero-day in Flash Player
Patches planned for the next few weeks.
Dan Raywood
Sep 16 2010 1:26PM
Security
Adobe grapples with new Reader, Acrobat zero-day
"David Leadbetter's One Point Lesson" used as subject line.
Dan Kaplan
Sep 9 2010 10:26AM
Security
Microsoft studies report of IE zero-day after disclosure
Researcher says he has tried to get Microsoft to release a patch, without success.
Dan Kaplan
Sep 8 2010 2:31PM
Security
Sophos unveils tool to cover Windows zero-day vulnerability
As industry waits for a patch.
SC Australia Staff
Jul 27 2010 2:28PM
Security
Microsoft fixes Ormandy zero-day, four other bugs
Microsoft has pushed out four patches to address five vulnerabilities.
Angela Moscaritolo
Jul 14 2010 12:27PM
Security
Critical zero-day flaw found in Apple's Safari browser
Affects current version.
Angela Moscaritolo
May 11 2010 1:36PM
Security
20 zero-day flaws in Apple's OS X to be revealed at conference
Charlie Miller strikes again.
Dan Raywood
Mar 25 2010 12:37PM
Security
Microsoft confirms low-risk zero-day in Windows kernel
Less risky than notorious IE flaw.
Dan Kaplan
Jan 22 2010 10:21AM
Security
Another ActiveX zero-day bug from Microsoft
Microsoft is trying to combat another ActiveX vulnerability being actively exploited -- the second in a week.
Dan Kaplan
Jul 14 2009 10:05AM
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