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January 2, 2012 by stan

Citadel wishes our community a happy new year and a cyber-crime free 2012

The Weekend Patch and Vulnerability Report and Cyber Security News of the Week will return next Sunday, January 8, 2012.  

Filed Under: Weekend Patch Report

April 5, 2011 by Stan Stahl Ph.D.

Epsilon’s Email Mess: Warnings for Consumers and Lessons for All

A cyber security breach at marketing firm, Epsilon, has exposed the names and email addresses of millions of customers of some of America’s largest companies, including JP Morgan Chase, Citibank, Barclays Bank, U.S. Bancorp, Walt Disney, Marriott, Best Buy, Target, Kroger and Walgreen’s. As a result of this breach, customers of these companies are at Read More

Filed Under: Weekend Patch Report

November 14, 2010 by Stan Stahl Ph.D.

Weekend Vulnerability and Patch Report, November 12, 2010

Microsoft Windows & Office: This month’s Patch Tuesday fixed more than 11 security flaws in Microsoft products. One patch fixes a highly critical vulnerability that could allow a cyber criminal to gain control of a user’s computer simply by having the user view an email in Outlook’s Preview Pane. We strongly recommend all home users Read More

Filed Under: Weekend Patch Report

November 10, 2010 by Stan Stahl Ph.D.

New Mobile Banking Flaws Demonstrate Buyers Must Be Skeptical About Security Claims

In our latest Weekend Patch and Vulnerability Report, we warned readers that significant vulnerabilities had been discovered in mobile banking applications from USAA, Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and TD Ameritrade. According to The Wall Street Journal and Yahoo News, the vulnerabilities discovered by viaForensics could potentially allow a hacker to learn your username, Read More

Filed Under: Weekend Patch Report

November 7, 2010 by Stan Stahl Ph.D.

Weekend Vulnerability and Patch Report, November 5, 2010

Adobe Update for Flash Player: Adobe has now fixed the 0-day Flash vulnerability we reported last week. This update fixes 18 different security holes. Readers are urged to update their Flash version to v 10.1.102.64. Updates are available for Windows, Macintosh, Linux, and Solaris versions of Flash. If you use Internet Explorer in addition to Read More

Filed Under: Weekend Patch Report

October 29, 2010 by Stan Stahl Ph.D.

Weekend Vulnerability and Patch Report, October 29, 2010

Adobe Shockwave Update: Adobe has released a critical update for its shockwave player. The shockwave patch plugs 11 different security holes affecting both Windows and Mac computers. Readers should update to the newest Adobe Shockwave Player. Adobe Advisory for Flash Player, Acrobat Reader and Acrobat: Adobe has issued a security advisory that a new 0-day Read More

Filed Under: Weekend Patch Report

October 22, 2010 by Stan Stahl Ph.D.

Weekend Patch Report, Oct 22, 2010

RealPlayer: RealPlayer has released a product upgrade that fixes several critical vulnerabilities. The latest versions are available here. (October 20). Microsoft Windows & Office: This month’s Patch Tuesday fixed a record 49 security holes. Always install Microsoft patches. Home computers should have automatic updates turned on. All other things being equal so should business computers, Read More

Filed Under: Weekend Patch Report

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