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Microsoft patches SQL Server, Exchange, Windows, Office and IE
Microsoft has fixed 26 vulnerabilities in its software products, including several considered critical, in its monthly security patch report.
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Microsoft downplaying serious threat in Windows Server bug
Microsoft is downplaying the threat posed by one of the three bugs the company patched today, said security researchers.
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RIM releases BlackBerry Enterprise Server service pack 3
The next version of Research In Motion's (RIM) BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES), v5.0.3, or BES 5.0 Service Pack 3 packs a variety of valuable new features for BlackBerry administrators and RIM smartphone users, according to a leaked BES 5.0.3 release-notes document from RIM.
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Adobe Reader more secure after version 9
Adobe Reader?s automatic patching feature could at last be stemming the tide of attacks exploiting vulnerabilities in the PDF reader, the latest Top Cyber Security Risks Report from SANS and its partners has suggested.
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End of Windows XP SP2 support poses security risks
With Windows XP SP2 support ending in three weeks, a new report highlights the security risks that come with running an unsupported service pack.
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Microsoft sets out options as XP SP2 nears End of Life
Microsoft has laid down options for XP users
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Microsoft admits to silent security patching
Microsoft doesn't report all security vulnerabilities that it fixes in its software. Bug comparisons between vendors therefore paint an incorrect picture.
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Microsoft to end Windows Server 2000 support
Microsoft is warning customers that it will retire Windows Server 2000 from support and at the same time shift the newer Windows Server 2003 to limited support from July 2010.
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Microsoft updates Vista, but not XP
Microsoft has decided it won't patch Windows XP for a pair of bugs it quashed last week in Vista, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008.
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WINS attacks coming from China
Attacks on the WINS service vulnerability in Windows Server have been identified as coming from China, but so far are not widespread, according to the Internet Storm Center.
