Flaws threaten Windows, Linux PCs
Microsoft warns of a serious vulnerability in the way its software handles a common graphics format. Also: A talking worm.
At least a dozen Microsoft software applications and operating systems affected. Also: The talking worm.
September 14, 2004
September 14, 2004
September 14, 2004
September 13, 2004
Major graphics flaw threatens Windows PCs
Security flaw involving JPEG files affects at least a dozen Microsoft software applications and operating systems.September 14, 2004
Samba servers vulnerable to denial-of-service attacks
Patches released for flaws in software package that lets Windows files and printers be shared by Unix and Linux systems.September 14, 2004
Wired for security
newsmaker McAfee CEO George Samenuk looks beyond PCs to stave off marauding viruses in new areas, including 3G phones.September 14, 2004
Worm speaks to Windows users
Using the Windows Speech Engine, the Amos virus greets XP users on start-up, makes a dubious claim, then bids farewell in Turkish.September 13, 2004