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Symantec patches more bugs found by Google bug hunter
Symantec’s problems fixing bugs in its archive parser discovered by Google’s antivirus bug-hunter Tavis Ormandy aren’t quite over yet.
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Oracle releases 136 security patches for wide range of products
Oracle's latest quarterly security update contains 136 fixes for flaws in a wide range of products including Oracle Database Server, E-Business Suite, Fusion Middleware, Oracle Sun Products, Java and MySQL.
Lucian Constantin | 20 Apr | Read more
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Google: Android malware is a minor issue, but patching remains a weak spot
Google has released its Android Security Annual Report detailing its and the ecosystems security achievements and shortcomings during 2015.
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Google patches remote execution flaws in Android
Google has released 16 patches for Android, including one for a critical remote execution vulnerability in the operating system's mediaserver.
Jeremy Kirk | 08 Mar | Read more
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