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Google resolved three highly rated security vulnerabilities in Chrome. US-CERT warns an attacker could exploit these bugs to take control of affected systems. Google yesterday released a stable channel update for Chrome, paying some $4,500 worth of bug bounties, and fixing three highly rated security vulnerabilities in the Windows, Mac, and Linux versions of its popular Web browser. The United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team warned that some of these bugs could give an attacker the ability to take control of vulnerable machines. Therefore, the Department of Homeland Security is encouraging users and administrators to review Google’s blogpost and apply the necessary updates. ==========> UPDATE asap!!! <=========
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The United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team warned that some of these bugs could give an attacker the ability to take control of vulnerable machines. Therefore, the Department of Homeland Security is encouraging users and administrators to review Google’s blogpost and apply the necessary updates. ==========> UPDATE asap!!! <========= 
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Google has fixed four high risk vulnerabilities in Chrome before the Pwn2Own contest. ===> Update asap!!! <===
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Google today announced Chrome is getting automatic download blocking for malware the company detects. The feature has already been added to the latest build of Chrome Canary.
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Chrome will soon automatically block downloads and let you know in a message at the bottom of your screen. You will be able to “Dismiss” the message, although it’s not clear if you will be able to stop the block...
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October 31, 2013 9:35 AM
Chrome will soon automatically block downloads and let you know in a message at the bottom of your screen. You will be able to “Dismiss” the message, although it’s not clear if you will be able to stop the block...
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This video provides an in depth look at web browsers, how they are utilized and the security concerns that go along with their usage. At the end of the video... Learn more: - https://gustmees.wordpress.com/
- https://gustmeesen.wordpress.com/
- https://gustmeesfr.wordpress.com/
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Microsoft has today issued an emergency patch for users of Internet Explorer, following the recent discovery of a zero-day vulnerability that was being actively exploited by hackers.
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Microsoft has today issued an emergency patch for users of Internet Explorer, following the recent discovery of a zero-day vulnerability that was being actively exploited by hackers.
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Adobe Flash users are once again being told they need to update their software, after a new zero-day exploit was discovered.
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Firefox 25 is due to officially launch on Tuesday, but you can grab the desktop version right now. Download links for Windows, Mac, and Linux are available on Mozilla's servers here: ...
Updates of any software, programs, OS are a MUST!!! Update asap!!!
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Updates of any software, programs, OS are a MUST!!! Update asap!!!
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Les utilisateurs concernés doivent installer rapidement la nouvelle version du logiciel (version 35 ou supérieure pour Firefox) via la fonction de mise à jour (bouton "Ouvrir le menu", puis "?", puis "A propos de Firefox"), afin de sécuriser leur ordinateur et d'empêcher toute exploitation hostile de ces failles par des individus malveillants, des virus ou d'autres programmes malicieux.