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Internet Explorer security hole: Use other browser
TheTelegraph: Internet Explorer users might want to consider upgrading or switching to another browser after a massive security hole was discovered in Windows’ native web browser. According to security forum, Rapid7 , Internet Explorer 7, 8 and 9 operating on Windows XP, Vista and Seven contains what is known as a “zero day exploit” which…
Attacks on Indian Income Tax Department Continue
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Half of Corporate Adobe Reader Users Run Outdated Versions
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