February 2010
Welcome to February's edition of Internet Security News, the monthly risks bulletin detailing the latest Internet software and system vulnerabilities from NTA Monitor, a leading IT security testing company. It provides a convenient way to keep up to date with the fast changing world of IT security; this month's edition includes a total of 7 risk issues: 5 High and 2 Informational .
Microsoft Patch Tuesday
(High risk) Microsoft identifies two critical issues in January's Patch Tuesday 1st February 2010 Read MoreOracle fixes 24 flaws, three earn highest severity rating
(High risk) Oracle delivered patches to correct 24 vulnerabilities, including three that received the highest severity rating possible 1st February 2010 Read MoreMultiple Vulnerabilities in Google Chrome
(High risk) Some vulnerabilities and weaknesses have been reported in Google Chrome 1st February 2010 Read MoreInternet Explorer
(High risk) Multiple vulnerabilities have been reported in Microsoft Internet Explorer 1st February 2010 Read MoreOut of band patch for Internet Explorer
(Informational) Microsoft has released an out-of-band patch for the highly publicised vulnerability in Internet Explorer. 1st February 2010 Read MoreAdobe Shockwave Player Multiple Integer Overflow Vulnerabilities
(High risk) Adobe Shockwave Player is prone to multiple integer-overflow vulnerabilities 1st February 2010 Read MoreScammers exploit Apple iPad fever
(Informational) After huge speculation and anticipation, Apple has launched the iPad tablet device 1st February 2010 Read MoreAbout NTA Monitor
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