NEW SECURITY RISKS DETECTED AND PATCHED

New Security risks have been found out and even solutions have been mentioned. You can check them out and be free from them.

LENOVO Slim all in one pc -A320

Lenovo India has announced the IdeaCentre A320, an ultra slim All in one PC. With innovative features to suit consumer’s dynamic lifestyles, this fully loaded PC is an iconic style symbol and can be used without any hassle. The Lenovo IdeaCentre A320 is packed with an array of features, is highly energy efficient and offers great value to consumers. Equipped with an ultra slim double shell design and a wide 21.5- inch LED screen, the stylish...

Is Ubuntu Losing its edge?

Ubuntu, poster child of the Windows-switching brigade, seems to be losing its spot at the top of the Linux distribution heap. The easy-to-use distro has been a favourite amongst casual users and Linux advocates alike, primarily because of how easy it used to be to try it out and get used to it. Recently though, long time fans have been deeply divided because of the switch to Unity, a new visual interface that breaks away from several common...

New Security risks detected and patched

VLS MEDIA PLAYER Due to vulnerability in the handling of playlists, attackers can inject malicious code onto a computer. Playlists in XSPF format are affected. SOLUTION: The manufacturer has made available the updated version 1.1.10, in which the error is corrected. The link is available on VLS’s website. ADOBE FLASH Hackers are actively exploiting a security hole in Flash player that allows them to read data from Web pages which...

FB scammers use Finnish loophole

There’s a new twist to the recent spate of scam links that look like videos with shocking titles. Sophos reports that scammers are using pages translated into Finnish in order to tricks people into authorizing rogue applications to access their personal data. The button “share” posts the scam link to victim’s friends’ walls.  There is of course no such video...

Google warns users of malware

Google has begun warning users they might be infected with malware, according to a company blog post. The search giant started detecting connections from infected machines running through proxy servers, indicating that all Web traffic on those machines might be being intercepted. The particular strain of malware hasn’t been named by Google, but it affects only Windows-based computers. Anyone who sees this alert is advised to update their...

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