A researcher from Google has published a security vulnerability in Windows 8.1 that is said to allow for elevated privileges, and now how to execute the flaw has been made public
Microsoft has updated security bulletin MS14-075 Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Server Could Allow Elevation of Privilege
Microsoft has updated two security bulletins: MS14-065 Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer and MS14-066 Vulnerability in Schannel Could Allow Remote Code Execution
Microsoft published the Security Bulletin Summary for December 2014
Microsoft published the Advance Notification for the December 2014 Security Bulletin Release
Microsoft has released security bulletin MS14-068 and updated MS14-066. Both are critical for Windows Servers.
Microsoft published the Security Bulletin Summary for November 2014
Microsoft published the Advance Notification for the November 2014 Security Bulletin Release
Microsoft has revised Security Advisory 3009008 to provide an easy, one-click Fix it for customers to disable SSL 3.0 in all supported versions of Internet Explorer (IE)
Microsoft has released Security Advisory 3010060 to provide additional protections regarding limited, targeted attacks directed at Microsoft Windows customers
Microsoft published Security Advisory 3009008 to address a vulnerability in Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) 3.0
According to a report from a cybersecurity company, Russian hackers have been using a Windows exploit found in almost all versions of the OS to spy on important institutions and governments
Microsoft published the Security Bulletin Summary for October 2014
Microsoft has published the Security Bulletin Advance Notification for October 2014
Microsoft has published the following Security Bulletin Re-Release
Microsoft has published the Security Bulletin Summary for September 2014
Microsoft published the Advance Notification for the September 2014 Security Bulletin Release
Microsoft has rerelased Security Bulletin MS14-045 to address kernel-mode driver issues
V3 posted a story that Microsoft has uncovered a fresh wave of malware campaigns that block web users from surfing the internet using bogus threat alert messages
Computerworld posted a story that Microsoft has postponed the implementation of Java blocking within Internet Explorer and will give customers a little less than a month to deal with the unexpected change.
