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Browser Security: Archive: February 2011 

Simple Malware Makes the Rounds

From browser attacks to SSD security troubles – Paul Rubens’ thoughts on the month in IT security and Sony’s big PS3 security fail.

RSA: Java is the Most Vulnerable Browser Plug-in

New study from Qualys using months of data from browser checking service identifies the most vulnerable browser plug-ins.

Google Refreshes Chrome 9 for Security and Flash

That was fast. Chrome 9 security update now out, fixing at least five flaws including stale pointers, and a new Adobe Flash update.

Microsoft Fixes 22 Security Holes - 6 Critical

Microsoft fixes a slew of security bugs in its second patch drop of the year.

Google Chrome 9 Released, Accelerating 3D and Fixing Bugs

Nine flaws fixed as Chrome is updated with new WebGL tech for 3D browsing experiences.

Microsoft: A Dozen Patches Next Week, Three Critical

The software giant reportedly will have lots of bugs to blot out in its monthly patch release next Tuesday.

What the Heck is DNSSEC?

DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) can improve the overall security of DNS, but note that there are some criticisms and caveats before you going running off and planning for full implementation of DNSSEC.