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Google Chrome Security Vulnerability

Posted by Martin in Browsing, Google Chrome, Security  TAGS in Browsing, Google Chrome, Security

3

Sep

Now this did not take long. Only one day after releasing a first public beta version of Google Chrome researchers at Kaspersky discovered (Thanks Neil for sending the tip) a security vulnerability that combines a security flaw in Webkit, the browser engine used by Google Chrome, with a Java bug. Apple fixed the vulnerability in [...]


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Game Over For Windows Vista’s Security?

Posted by Martin in Security, Windows  TAGS in Security, Windows

8

Aug

I picked up an interesting story over at Neowin entitled “Vista’s Security Rendered Completely Useless by New Exploit” which reports on a new technique hat can “bypass all memory protection safeguards that Microsoft built into Windows Vista.”
The researchers were able to load whatever content they wanted into any location they wished on a user’s machine [...]


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