Adobe releases emergency patches for Reader and Acrobat

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	EU Parliament makes more than 900 changes to data privacy law The European Parliament's industry committee approved more than 900 amendments to proposed new data protection laws. Read More WHITE PAPER: Attachmate New Ponemon Survey Reveals All Organizations Have Risk Hacks, accidental disclosures and breaches appear in the news every week. This new survey shows the next victim could easily be you. Understand your risk—get this essential information now. The Ponemon survey on The Risk of Insider Fraud is provided by Attachmate Luminet. Learn More! In this Issue Adobe releases emergency patches for Reader and Acrobat Petition asks Obama to legalize unlocking of mobile phones China biggest, but not the only country engaged in cyberespionage Citrix releases XenMobile MDM for Apple iOS, Android devices Oxford University blocks Google Docs as phishing attacks soar Startup spins up identity and access-control cloud service Apple confirms cyber attack, releases Java update and malware removal tool Oracle releases new Java fixes, speeds up patching cycle WEBCAST: CDW Corporation Unified Threat Management: A Better Approach to Security In this Webcast you will learn how Unified Threat Management (UTM) combines firewall, IPS, Web filtering, antivirus and more in a single box to combat a broad range of threats efficiently and economically. Learn More. Adobe releases emergency patches for Reader and Acrobat Adobe released emergency patches for Adobe Reader and Acrobat 11, 10 and 9 on Wednesday that address two critical vulnerabilities being actively exploited by attackers. Read More Petition asks Obama to legalize unlocking of mobile phones More than 85,000 people have signed a Whitehouse.gov petition asking U.S. President Barack Obama to reverse a decision by the Library of Congress making the unlocking of mobile phones illegal under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Read More China biggest, but not the only country engaged in cyberespionage China is by far the most aggressive, but not the only, country attempting the sort of extensive cyberespionage described in security firm Mandiant's dramatic report, released this week. Read More Citrix releases XenMobile MDM for Apple iOS, Android devices Citrix has announced its mobile device management platform, XenMobile, which will offer companies a secure way for employees to access native Citrix apps in the cloud as well as third-party software, such as Windows, SAP or even Salesforce.com. Read More WHITE PAPER: Infoblox Defeating Advanced Persistent Threat Malware Malware is everywhere. Existing approaches to neutralizing viruses, worms, and Trojan horse viruses -- anti-virus software, web filters, etc., are not effective against sophisticated Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Malware that exploits DNS for stealthy communications and data transfer. Read Now Oxford University blocks Google Docs as phishing attacks soar Oxford University has taken the radical step of temporarily blocking access to Google Docs after a dramatic increase in phishing attacks trying to harvest academic email credentials using bogus forms hosted on the service. Read More Startup spins up identity and access-control cloud service Startup Stormpath makes its debut today with an identity and access-control cloud-based service primarily intended for use by software development teams that are building web applications. Read More Apple confirms cyber attack, releases Java update and malware removal tool The words "Apple" and "security breach" don't often appear together, but on Tuesday the company said that some computers belonging to its employees had been targeted by hackers originating from China--the same group, reportedly, that last week infiltrated computers belonging to Facebook employees. The story was first reported by Reuters. Read More Oracle releases new Java fixes, speeds up patching cycle Oracle released new Java security updates on Tuesday and announced plans to accelerate the release of future Java patches following recent attacks that have infected computers with malware by exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities in Java browser plug-ins. Read More
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