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1. Microsoft issues 55 patches; Adobe on Windows under attack: (Security); Microsoft has issued fixes for 55 vulnerabilities in its products as part of its monthly patch Tuesday. Four of the issues are rated critical, the most severe rating available. Adobe also released ...; Created on 12 May 2021
2. Zero-day in Google's Chrome browser released on Twitte: (Security); Just a day after an Indian researcher released details of a one-day bug in Google's Chrome browser, a Chinese researcher known as frust has released a zero-day for the same browser. A video of the ...; Created on 16 April 2021
3. Chrome, Edge users told not to overly panic over one-day bug: (Security); Users of the Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers have been told that they need not hold too many fears over a one-day vulnerability in the V8 JavaScript engine used by the two applications, but should ...; Created on 14 April 2021
4. Four more remotely exploitable bugs found in Microsoft Exchange Server: (Security); Microsoft has issued patches for four remotely-exploitable vulnerabilities in its Exchange Server product, a little more than a month after the company warned of four zero-day exploits being used to attack ...; Created on 14 April 2021
5. Anger as woman researcher walks away empty-handed from hacking contest: (Security); The first woman to participate in the Pwn2Own hacking competition as an independent researchers has walked away empty-handed despite her attempt at hacking the Parallels Desktop in the virtualisation category ...; Created on 12 April 2021
6. Ex-NSA man Aitel again clashes with NYT over cyber attack article: (Security); Former NSA hacker and ex-owner of security company Immunity, Dave Aitel, has once again criticised New York Times' cyber security reporter Nicole Perlroth, claiming that nearly every detail in a piece ...; Created on 07 February 2021
7. Trend Micro paid more than US$2m in bug bounties in 2016: (Security); Trend Micro's bug bounty programme, the Zero-Day Initiative, paid out more than US$2 million in bounties in 2016 to researchers who submitted details of various flaws to it, the company says. A company ...; Created on 10 July 2017
8. Massive patch Tuesday as Microsoft fixes 55 bugs: (Security); Microsoft has released patches for 55 bugs in its products, including three that are being actively exploited in the wild. Seventeen of the bugs are rated as critical and affect Windows, Microsoft ...; Created on 10 May 2017
9. New zero-day exploit affects current Windows versions: (Security); A new zero-day exploit that affects current versions of Windows has been released on Github, according to an announcement from the Internet Storm Centre. Johannes Ullrich of the ISC said the exploit ...; Created on 03 February 2017
10. Windows users – uninstall Apple QuickTime now!: (Security); What do you do when the US Department of Homeland Security warns Windows users to remove QuickTime – you do it. Trend Micro warned last week that Apple’s QuickTime for Windows had critical bugs and ...; Created on 19 April 2016
11. 10-second PWN2OWN Safari crack based on a year-old bug: (Core Dump); Much has been made about the supposed speed with which a Mac running Safari was pwned in the PWN2OWN competition at last week's CanSecWest security conference. But it turns out that the crack was over ...; Created on 23 March 2009
12. Apple releases new Mac OS X 10.5.5, iPhone 2.1 seeds: (Business Telecommunications); Apple has released a second seed of the iPhone 2.1 firmware to selected developers, and the first developer release of Mac OS X 10.5.5 is imminent. The new builds will allow developers to test their existing ...; Created on 31 July 2008
13. No Microsoft security updates this Patch Tuesday: (Home Tech); Microsoft has announced it will release no security updates on March 13, even though there are several known vulnerabilities waiting to be fixed. According to eEye Research's Zero Day Tracker, ...; Created on 09 March 2007
14. Third party fixes not a patch on Microsoft: (Security); ... The highly publicised actions of a group of security professionals calling themselves ZERT (Zeroday Emergency Response Team) have brought the issue to the fore by issuing fixes for two separate ...; Created on 02 October 2006

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