Google found unauthorized digital certificates for many of its domains that had been issued from Egypt on Friday.
This month's Microsoft security update has been released, packed with three "critical bulletins and six "important" items.
Anthem alerted customers that its system had been compromised information, including names, addresses, birthdays and Social Security numbers of millions of its customers.
Microsoft shed some light about its upcoming Spartan Web browser this week.
Information pertaining to a vulnerability in Windows 8.1 that could allow for a malicious application from bypassing security was released last week by Google.
Redmond may be working on a new Web browser that may be a deviation from its Internet Explorer line.
Microsoft has released a fix for a vulnerability that has been hidden in plain sight since 1995.
PowerShell remoting will allow you to locate the expiring certs before they cause your Web site to go down.
Expanded support for IE 11's Enterprise Mode backward compatibility options is expected to arrive next month.
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- By Jason Helmick
- 10/21/2014
Microsoft's monthly Security Update was released on Tuesday with one bulletin item rated "critical" and three "important" items.
Microsoft released August's patch on Tuesday with nine bulletins -- two rated "critical" and seven rated "important" -- that address 37 flaws across multiple Microsoft products.
Microsoft announced that its plans to blocks older installations of ActiveX for Internet Explorer has been pushed back to Sept. 9.
ActiveX blocking capabilities will be making their way to Internet Explorer browsers on Aug. 12, according to Microsoft.
Ransomware that is currently going after Synology network attached storage (NAS) servers has been disclosed by the Taiwan-based storage hardware maker Synology.
Microsoft's Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET) 5.0 is now generally available, the company announced today.
Issues concerning Microsoft's July security update, released last week, have led to crashes for many users. One is connected to the InstallShield application and another is a compatibility issue with Dell Data Protection suite.
In a security advisory released by Microsoft today, 45 sensitive secure sockets layer (SSL) certificates that have been unofficially issued by hackers are now blocked for Windows systems.
Microsoft today released its monthly security update, which includes two items rated "critical," three "important" bulletins and one "moderate" fix.
Applies to the "Configure Network Services" objective of Exam 70-412.