Vulnerability Found in Windows Mobile
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Flaws within the Windows Mobile operating system could cause phones to crash, security firm Trend Micro said in a pair of advisories. One issue deals with Internet Explorer, while the other involves the Pictures & Videos application.
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Microsoft is investigating a new vulnerability in Windows Media Player that could be used to run malicious code on a user's PC.
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Blog: Researcher finds a basic cookie handling error that could compromise Windows PCs.
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Open mobile platforms like Google's android could be vulnerable to new security attacks, researchers say.
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Virus hijacks PCs and uses them to send short message spam to mobile phones.
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SEATTLE - Microsoft has warned of seven newly found flaws in its software that could allow an attacker to steal data and take over a personal computer running the Windows operating system.
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Microsoft describes unpatched flaw that could corrupt PC memory and allow intruders.
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The notebook security poll numbers are in Mobile Workshop The results of the mobile security connectivity poll earlier this week revealed some findings that were to be expected and others that were a bit of an eye opener.â¦
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The problem caused Windows Mobile phone users to receive blank Gmail messages.
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Program showing how to use flaw in Windows' handling of graphics files hits the Net--back up your family photos and beware.
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Microsoft has issued a patch to fix the security flaw, and urges its customers to use a new utility to locate the computer applications that are vulnerable.
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A toolkit designed to exploit a recently-disclosed Microsoft JPEG vulnerability has been released onto the net. The toolkit (screen shot from AV firm F-Secure here) makes it trivially easy for maliciously-minded
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Code that takes advantage of a Safari flaw could leave an iPhone open to attack.
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Outside security researchers say Windows Service Pack 2 has security vulnerabilities, but no confirmation from Microsoft. By George V. Hulme.
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Cell phones are becoming frequent targets for viruses, spam and other malicious attacks because most are not programmed with protective software.- The Washington Post
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The newly discovered vulnerabilities could leave systems open to remote attacks, according to antivirus companies. Microsoft has not yet announced fixes.
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Microsoft said Wednesday that another one of its operating system products is vulnerable to a critical vulnerability, first patched two weeks ago.