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Google fixes Calendar glitch
Google has fixed a problem that prevented a significant number of users from logging into their Calendar accounts.
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Researcher reveals Safari zero-day bug
Apple's Safari browser contains a critical, unpatched bug that attackers can use to infect Windows PCs with malicious code, researchers at US-CERT and other security firms said today.
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Facebook Fixes Bug That Exposed Private Chats
Another day, another Facebook security snafu. The popular social network has patched a major security bug that allowed users to snoop on their friends' private chats, and view their pending friend requests.
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Few answers after McAfee antivirus update hits Intel, others
After distributing a buggy antivirus update that apparently disabled hundreds of thousands of computers on Wednesday, McAfee is still at a loss to explain exactly what happened.
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After attacks, Oracle patches Java bug
One week after a critical bug was made public, Oracle has patched its Java virtual machine to fix an exploit that could be used to sneak malicious software onto a computer.
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Adobe working to fix security bug in Download Manager
Adobe Systems is working to fix a glitch in software it uses to speed up downloads of its products that could give hackers a way to push malicious programs onto a victim's PC.
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Problems hit new Oracle support site again
Problems once again wracked Oracle's new My Oracle Support portal this week, with some users reporting difficulties accessing the site.
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Microsoft fixes Office 2003 document lockout bug
Microsoft has fixed a problem in Office 2003 that prevented the software from opening documents saved using its access control technology.
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