September 5, 2010 | In: Did you know, Fix, IE9, Tip
As per a Spanish security researcher, an older version of the QuickTime plug-in causes vulnerability, which primarily targets IE users. [Link]. The attack code that was written by him works with IE on a machine running Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7...
September 1, 2010 | In: Did you know, FAQs, Fix, New Feature
Microsoft on 31st August has published an automated tool to enable the Windows users to easily block attacks exploiting vulnerabilities in a host of Windows applications. The patch that was released earlier seems to be a confusing to its users, which...
August 26, 2010 | In: Did you know, Update
Facebook will soon gonna stop extending its support for Internet Explorer 6, and advised all its users to install the latest version of IE, which is IE8. The same has been highlighted and discussed in one of the Facebook's software engineer Rodrigo...
August 24, 2010 | In: Did you know, Fix, Update, Utilities
Microsoft has released a tool to address a potential zero-day attacks against a large number of Windows programs. The tool restricts the loading of remote libraries and blocks the loading of DLLs from remote directories, such as those on USB drives,...
August 8, 2010 | In: Did you know, IE9, Update
Microsoft has just squeezed out the fourth and final IE9 developer preview. It has many fixes such as audio hardware acceleration, and JavaScript performance. IE9 looks in fine shape to regain the trust of developers. With the platform now finished,...
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