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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundGmail cookie vulnerability exposes user's privacy
September 27, 2007 Program developed by "ethical hacking" group takes advantage of cross-site scripting vulnerability to steal contacts, forward e-mail.HP to hack customers' networks
July 5, 2006 Service will use techniques used by bad guys to find weaknesses in businesses' machines.Winner mocks OS X hacking contest
March 7, 2006 Hacker gains operating control of a Mac Mini using an unpublished vulnerability, says machine is "easy pickings."Nokia releases 'bluesnarfing' fix
July 22, 2004 Company releases upgrades to protect five of its phones from Bluetooth-hacking technique.Cursor flaw gives Vista security a black eye
April 4, 2007 Tuesday's "critical" patch casts a shadow over the software giant's promises about the quality of the OS's defenses.Video: Hacking a Vista PCTool turns unsuspecting surfers into hacking help
March 21, 2007 With Jikto, JavaScript on a Web site can turn PCs into a bug-hunting tool, thus doing a hacker's dirty work.Hackers probe Outlook Express flaw
June 24, 2005 Exploit published to Web aims at vulnerability in Microsoft newsgroup reader that could give attacker complete control over a PC.McAfee: Vulnerabilities still worst threat
April 25, 2005 Unpatched PCs represent biggest security problem, keeping threats that target software vulnerabilities at top of McAfee's list.200 days to fix a broken Windows
February 13, 2004 Security researchers are divided on whether Microsoft's 200-day process for developing its latest critical patch was reasonable or just too slow.VPN flaw puts internal networks at risk
September 26, 2002 A suspected vulnerability in Microsoft's point-to-point tunneling protocol, if confirmed, could leave corporate intranets open to attack, say security experts.
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