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Inside MSRC: Microsoft issues further guidance on Exchange update
Microsoft's Christopher Budd explains vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft Exchange and other critical patch updates. Column
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How to build secure applications
In this lesson, learn how to build security into the software development lifecycle, implement a practical, efficient change management system and test your applications using a black-box or white box technique. partOfGuideSeries
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Anatomy of a zero-day: Security researchers face hurdles
Despite industry organizations bringing some order to the software testing process, security researchers say obstacles continue to slow their progress. Article
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Microsoft releases patch for Windows ANI flaw
Security companies are seeing massive attacks against the Windows ANI zero-day flaw, prompting Microsoft to rush out a fix a week before Patch Tuesday. Article
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US-CERT warns of Windows-Office flaw
Also: GnuPG flaw could compromise signed messages, Mozilla warns of a new Firefox glitch; Apple fixes multiple QuickTime flaws; and WordPress upgrade fixes 'dangerous' flaw. Article
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Apple fixes multiple QuickTime flaws
Attackers could exploit multiple flaws in Apple QuickTime to run malicious code and take control of targeted machines, but a security update is available. Article
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Google plugs dangerous flaw
An attacker could exploit a hole in Google Desktop to gain access to users' personal files. Google has released a patch, but experts say not all users are receiving it. Article
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Microsoft investigates new Word zero-day; Cisco releases firewall patches
Microsoft says Office 2000 and Office XP could be affected. Also, Cisco patches firewall flaws that could be exploited to bypass security restrictions or cause a denial of service. Article
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Microsoft fixes zero-day flaws in Word, Office
Twelve security updates from Microsoft fix a range of problems, including a flaw in the Malware Protection Engine and previously-exploited zero-days glitches in Word and Office. Article
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Twelve Microsoft patches to include fixes for OneCare, ForeFront
Patches are being readied to plug security holes in Windows, Office, Visual Studio, Windows Live OneCare, Defender and ForeFront. Per usual, Microsoft will release the mega-fix Tuesday. Article
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