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Google Releases February Android Security Update for Nexus Devices – NDTV

February 4, 2016/in Mobile Security

Google Releases February Android Security Update for Nexus Devices
NDTV
Google has started rolling out the February monthly Android security update for the Nexus range of devices, as well as its recently launched Pixel C tablet. The company says that the security update is now available for Nexus devices through an over …
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Google rolls out Android security update for Nexus devicesTimes of India
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Landry’s releases list of restaurants affected by credit card data breach – KTRK-TV

February 2, 2016/in Internet Security

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Landry's releases list of restaurants affected by credit card data breach
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New information has just been released to help Landry's customers determine if they may be impacted by a credit card data breach. Following a December report of suspicious activity on cards used at some Landry's locations, an investigation was launched …
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College Station restaurant affected by credit card data breachKBTX
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Patch Tuesday November 2015: Microsoft releases 12 fixes, 4 rated critical

November 10, 2015/in Computer Security

For Patch Tuesday November 2015, Microsoft released 12 security bulletins, four rated as critical and the remaining 8 rated as important.

Rated Critical

MS15-112 is the cumulative fix for remote code execution flaws in Internet Explorer. Microsoft lists 25 CVEs, most of which are IE memory corruption vulnerabilities. 19 are called Internet Explorer memory corruption vulnerabilities, with three CVEs labeled slightly different as Microsoft browser memory corruption vulnerabilities. Of the remaining CVEs, one involves Microsoft browser ASLR bypass, one is for an IE information disclosure flaw, and one is a scripting engine memory corruption vulnerability. You should deploy this as soon as possible.

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