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Todd R. Weiss
The new research from StatCounter shows Android leading Windows only by a tiny margin, but it is an interesting development in tech history.
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Aren’t you tired of annoying pop-ups that slow your computer way down, or give you viruses that cripple your PC faster than De’Aaron Fox on a fast break? What if we said you…read more
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Microsoft has made a change to the new streamlined update process for older versions of Windows.
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Microsoft has made a change to the new streamlined update process for older versions of Windows.
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With no February Patch Tuesday, it was to be expected that Microsoft would fix a huge number of security issues in March. They didn’t disappoint: 139 unique CVEs have been resolved. As announced before, the information was released through the company’s Security Update Guide, but they’ve also decided to publish security bulletins (a total of 18) this month, “to give customers extra time to ensure they are ready to transition their processes.” The March security … More → Continue reading March Patch Tuesday closes record number of vulnerabilities
Like the weather in Minnesota, the March Patch Forecast is unpredictable at best. Be prepared for turbulent times interspersed with moments of calm. Will March Patch Tuesday go off without a hitch? What really happened last month? I had a number of people ask that question in the past month. There was a lot of speculation that there was a critical bug in a fix in the rollup. If that was the case, why did … More → Continue reading By the end of March no one will remember that Microsoft missed a Patch Tuesday
I am researching for auto-fill mechanisms in built-in web-browsers password managers.
Using windows hosts file i am redirecting browser query to my web-server where i am storing the full copy of login web-form for some site…. Continue reading Mechanisms of built-in password managers in browser
Google’s Project Zero published an unpatched and very severe vulnerability in the Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer version 11 browsers Monday, after a 90-day deadline expired without a fix from Microsoft’s engineers. The publication, which means hackers will be able to write exploits for the affected software, appears to be the latest result of Microsoft’s shocking and still mysterious decision […]
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String of unpatched security flaws comes after February Patch Tuesday was canceled. Continue reading Google reports “high-severity” bug in Edge/IE, no patch available
As we’re impatiently waiting for Microsoft to patch vulnerabilities that were scheduled to be fixed in February, Google has released details about a serious vulnerability in the Internet Explorer and Edge browsers. What’s more, the report also contains POC code that, if implemented in web pages, should crash vulnerable browsers. Savvy attackers could perhaps use it as a first step of an attack that could ultimately result in remote code execution. But Google Project Zero … More → Continue reading Google releases details, PoC exploit code for IE, Edge flaw