Browser Security: Archive: July 2004

'Critical' IE Patch Released

Microsoft goes out-of-cycle to fix software flaws that led to last month's malware attack.

DNSSEC: For When a Spoof Isn't a Comedy

The third time around promises to be the charm for DNSSEC: An enhancement to the Internet name service protocols that blocks spoofing attacks, and promises to help clean up the spam problem, too.

PHP Zaps Security Leaks

The PHP Group patches a pair of potentially serious vulnerabilities in the popular open-source scripting language.

MS Patch Day: 7 Alerts; 2 Critical

Microsoft's July batch of security patches includes two updates for 'critical' product flaws.

Microsoft Updates Download.Ject Removal Tool

The cleanup from last month's malware attack continues.

Mozilla Patches Vulnerability

There's no hiding from the rash of vulnerabilities hitting everyone's Web browsers these days.

Microsoft Faces Angry IE Users' Questions

Redmond's IE engineers face irate end-users during an online chat about the browser.

Another IE Flaw in the Wild?

Recently 'patched' hole in Microsoft's browser still springing leaks.

Microsoft Issues Security Update For Trojan

Redmond is urging customers to reconfigure their operating systems right away as it works on bigger patches for IE.