December's five "critical" bulletins and two "important" items affect all versions of Windows, including its newest Windows 8 and Windows RT.
Microsoft on Tuesday announced that a "release preview" test version of Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7 can now be downloaded.
Microsoft's first security update after the release of its newest OS features three "critical" bulletin items that address 4 reported issues for Windows 8 and Windows RT.
Microsoft plans to release a "Fix it" on Friday for IE zero-day flaw that surfaced this week.
Microsoft is warning users of two tools readily available that can be used to steal passwords from wireless networks and VPNs, offers workarounds.
Microsoft highlights several improvements to Internet Information Service 8.0 that make it a "no brainer" upgrade.
Remote code execution flaws are targeted in the majority of items in Microsoft's monthly Security Update.
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Plus: Iran attacked with possible politically driven malware, social network monitoring projected to increase.
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Microsoft's May security update includes three bulletin items classified "critical" and four "important."
Plus: Best practices for employee online monitoring, Playstation hacker visits Sony.
The Conficker worm should continue to be a top concern in enterprise security -- even though there hasn't been a new variant seen in the wild in over two years -- according to Microsoft.
Plus: U.S. drops to second on "dirty dozen" of spam list, is privacy a thing of the past?
Plus: Google facing fines for Apple Safari privacy issues, young hacker goes on attack spree.
Six bulletins patching 11 flaws is the order for this month's Microsoft update.
Plus: Your credit card information may be ripe for the plucking if you've ever sold a used Xbox 360.
Plus, the return of LulzSec.
Usernames and passwords of 170,937 subscribers to a military online dating service leaked online Sunday. A group calling itself "LulzSec Reborn" has claimed responsibility.
Windows 8 beta testers who are also looking at IE 10 will eventually run into a new feature, called "enhanced protected mode."