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Google patches Chrome second time this month
Google patched 10 vulnerabilities in Chrome this week, including one pegged critical on the Mac.
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Microsoft smacks patch-blocking rootkit second time
For the second month in a row, Microsoft has tried to eradicate a mutating rootkit that has blocked some Windows users from installing security updates.
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Google patches Chrome for second time this month
Google patched three vulnerabilities in the Windows version of Chrome earlier in the week, marking the second time that it's plugged security holes this month.
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McAfee offers security review to compensate companies for bad update
McAfee today announced it would offer business customers affected by last week's flawed update a free one-year subscription to its automated security assessment service.
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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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Microsoft slates 25-patch Windows update for next week
Microsoft today said it would deliver 11 security updates next week to patch 25 vulnerabilities in Windows, Office and Exchange.
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Adobe issues emergency PDF patches
Adobe today released an emergency update that patched a pair of critical vulnerabilities in its popular PDF viewing and editing software.
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Adobe to rush out another critical Reader patch
Just weeks after patching a critical flaw, Adobe Systems is rushing out another patch for its Reader and Acrobat software. The company also patched a critical issue in Flash Player Thursday.
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