June 11, 2019
June Patch Tuesday: WSUS Needs Your Attention Patch Tuesday Release Microsoft have released 91 patches today covering IE, Edge, ChakraCore, Skype, Windows and Office. There are 21 rated Critical and 66 Important, which so far this year is the largest...
May 15, 2019
Not Your Usual Patch Tuesday: May Updates Microsoft has released a security fix for several unsupported versions of Windows, including Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. If you are a user of either of those systems, you need to patch...
April 9, 2019
April Patch Tuesday: Stop Active Exploits Microsoft have released 74 patches today covering IE, Edge, Exchange, Windows and Office. There are 13 rated Critical and 61 are Important. In this release there are no Moderate or Low in severity but...
March 12, 2019
March Patch Tuesday: Eliminate the Exploits Microsoft has released 64 patches today covering IE, Edge, Exchange, Windows and Office. There are 17 rated Critical, 45 rated Important, 1 is rated Moderate and 1 is rated Low in severity—this is much less than last month’s release of over 80...
February 26, 2019
Adobe Patches Critical Flaw Twice in One Week Adobe has been tripping over its own patches this week. After its original fix failed, Adobe has issued yet another patch for a critical zero-day vulnerability in its Acrobat Reader. The previous...
February 13, 2019
February Patch Tuesday: Disable Windows Update Microsoft has released almost 80 security patches today covering IE, Edge, Exchange, Windows, .NET Framework and Office. There are only 20 rated Critical, 54 rated Important, and 3 are rated Moderate in severity. Four of the updates released CVE-2019-0636, CVE-2019-0686,...
January 8, 2019
Patch Tuesday Release: The Latest News Microsoft has released 49 security patches today. There are seven Critical severity patches in this release however almost half resolve a remote code execution issue. Eleven of the others are important remote code execution...
July 25, 2017
Ransomware Aftershocks Even after remediation, the effects of ransomware can still be felt. The feelings of security have been stripped away and replaced with a nauseating sensation of vulnerability. A public TV and radio station in San Francisco, KQED, knows...
