What’s old is new again
Yesterday, Microsoft put out an advisory to a security vulnerability specific to the Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 SP2, and Windows 7 RC operating systems. No other Windows operating systems, including Windows 7 RTM are impacted.
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Safari security holes
According to a ZDNet news article, Apple has release a patch to correct two security vulnerabilities to it's Safari Browser.
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