Microsoft to End Support for SHA-1 Certificates This Summer
In summer 2016, Microsoft will stop browser support for sites secured by SHA-1 certificates, which have been classified as unsafe. This means that some websites… Read more »
In summer 2016, Microsoft will stop browser support for sites secured by SHA-1 certificates, which have been classified as unsafe. This means that some websites… Read more »
Many of today’s websites include mechanisms that monitor your online activities. These can include anything from cookies that maintain your site preferences to embedded tracking… Read more »
On Patch Tuesday for August 2013, Microsoft released eight security bulletins, three of which are considered critical. The critical bulletins include a cumulative security update… Read more »
Current and patched versions of the major web browsers often include security features that warn you if you attempt to navigate to websites with known… Read more »
Adobe yesterday released security updates for Flash Player, Shockwave Player, and Coldfusion. Users of the Flash and Shockwave Players can download the latest versions at… Read more »
The past week saw a number of patches, updates, and alerts. Microsoft released a number of security bulletins on Patch Tuesday. In conjunction, Adobe released… Read more »
What browser are you reading this article on? Internet Explorer? Firefox? Chrome? Have you thought about how secure your browser of choice is? A recent… Read more »
In February, we posted an entry on malware known as DNSChanger. This virus connected users’ computers to the the Internet through rogue DNS servers. Those… Read more »
Microsoft has released 6 security patches for its monthly Patch Tuesday update, including four updates labeled critical. These critical patches address vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer… Read more »
Google has released Chrome 18, the newest version of its Chrome web browser. This version applies several security fixes and includes the latest version of… Read more »