Exchange and SharePoint bulletins fix such low risk flaws they don't deserve a full alert.

According to their Bulletin Summary for December, Microsoft released 17 security updates for Windows, Office, Internet Explorer (IE), and more.

If you were looking forward to a slow, relaxing Patch Day this December, it's time to reset your expectation. Microsoft plans to fill your network stocking with updates next Tuesday. Click through to learn how many updates to expect.

ProFTPD warned that they've been distributing a booby-trapped version of their FTP server's source code. If you downloaded and installed ProFTPD from a legitimate distribution server between Nov 28 and Dec 1, you likely have a backdoor on your system.

As expected, Microsoft released three security bulletins; two for Office (and the components that ship with it), and one for Forefront Unified Access Gateway. Unfortunately, they did not release any surprise bulletins or updates to fix the zero day Intern

Microsoft plans to release three security bulletins tomorrow, 9 November. The security bulletins will cover vulnerabilities in Office and Forefront Unified Access Gateway. Microsoft rates one of the Office bulletins as Critical, and the rest as Important.

Security researchers find a zero day Firefox exploit on the Nobel Peace Prize web site. Corey tells you how to protect yourself from this new threat.

A Grey Hat researcher from Abysssec released a critical, zero day vulnerability and exploit for Adobe Shockwave. Adobe hasn't had time to patch. Read on to learn more.

Microsoft has released a record 16 security updates for Windows, Office, Internet Explorer (IE), and some Windows Servers (Sharepoint, Groove, etc).

Microsoft expects another record setting Patch Day on Tuesday, October 12. Specifically, they plan to release 16 security bulletins, which correct a total of 49 vulnerabilities in Windows, Office, Internet Explorer, and "Windows Server Software."

Apple released a Quicktime for Windows update to fix two serious vulnerabilities, and a Snow Leopard update to fix one relatively minor one. Click through to learn how to fix both issues.

As expected, Microsoft has released nine security bulletins, fixing 11 vulnerabilities in Windows, Office, and Internet Information Services (IIS).

Adobe released a Flash security advisory and updated a Reader security advisory. Both advisories announced Adobe's plans to fix zero day vulnerabilities in both applications, which attackers are exploiting in the wild.

Microsoft will release nine security bulletins, fixing 13 security vulnerabilities next Tuesday, September 14. They rate four of the bulletins as Critical. Click through to learn what to expect.

Apple releases Safari and iOS security updates. Should you be concerned? Click to find out.