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A vulnerability in in Active Directory could lead to an attacker gaining access to a system and changing user passwords, according to a security firm disclosure.
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Oracle's quarterly Critical Patch Update (CPU) arrived on Tuesday with 113 security flaw fixes for multiple Oracle products, including 20 for Java Standard Edition (Java SE).
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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.
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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.
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Microsoft today released its monthly security update, which includes two items rated "critical," three "important" bulletins and one "moderate" fix.
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An update to Microsoft's Windows Update/Microsoft Update client was released this week.
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Those using the online encryption protocol OpenSSL are urged to upgrade their client due to a recently discovered flaw, according to the OpenSSL Foundation.
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Microsoft this week has released the "myBulletins" online service -- a tool that allows IT to pick and choose which product patches to be informed about.
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According to Betanews, a registry workaround can push through official security updates to Windows XP -- but there's a catch.
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This week at Microsoft's TechEd conference, the company showed off the new PowerShell-based server protection scheme for IT pros called "Just Enough Administration" (JEA).
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Microsoft's themes coming out of the TechEd keynote this year included mobile device management and security controls.
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Microsoft's free Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET) may not operate correctly for some apps.
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A new zero-day Internet Explorer flaw that has been seen to be used in limited online attacks, according to Microsoft.
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According to findings in the latest Verizon security report, the majority of security attacks last year related to Web app attacks and retailer point-of-sale (POS) breaches.
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Tech firm Splunk announced its latest Microsoft Exchange Server performance, operations and security issues app will be released next month.
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An unpatched vulnerability in Microsoft Word is currently being used in limited attacks according to Microsoft
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Applies to the "Creating and maintaining Active Directory objects" objective of Exam 70-640.
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Microsoft on Monday offered some last-minute security advise for those who plan to still be on Windows XP after support ends.
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Free antivirus maker Avast had some harsh words for Microsoft's decision to end support for Windows XP in April.