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NewsSafari Users On Windows: Wipe Out 'Carpet Bombing' Threat with Version 3.1.2

Posted 06/19/08 at 07:18:47 PM by Mark Edward Soper

Downloading Safari 3.1.2 for WindowsApple, after blowing off the Safari+IE 'carpet bombing' threat for weeks, finally decides to fix it, as well as fixing several other security vulnerabilities plaguing Windows XP and Vista users running Safari.

And, when you visit the Apple Download Center, grab yourself a copy of QuickTime 7.5 and stomp out more security flaws.

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Security, QuickTime, web browser, Apple Safari
FROM THE ARCHIVEVista Security Features Finally Getting Some Respect

Posted 04/14/08 at 10:33:29 PM by Mark 'Marcus_Soperus' Soper

While Windows Vista often takes a beating 'round these parts for problems with speed and compatibility with older software, its improved security features are helping make video playback and web browsing more secure. Find out how.

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XSS, QuickTime, IE8
FROM THE ARCHIVEWeek of Woes for Firefox Users [Updated]

Posted 11/30/07 at 01:56:42 PM by Mark 'Marcus Soperus' Soper

Firefox users feel the pain of security threats, botched updates, and discover that sometimes, it doesn't matter what browser you're using.

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firefox, QuickTime, Mozilla, safer browsing
FROM THE ARCHIVEWindows News Roundup, Early November Edition

Posted 11/05/07 at 09:40:52 PM by Mark 'Marcus Soperus' Soper

Try Windows Home Server for 120 days (almost) free, patch your QuickTime for Windows, and learn how to play hardball with Linux vendors in Nigeria.

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QuickTime, Windows XP Professional, Windows Home Server
FROM THE ARCHIVEMicrosoft Reaches Out to Flickr and QuickTime Users, Updates Windows Live Photo Gallery and Virtual Earth 3D

Posted 10/19/07 at 11:59:14 PM by Mark 'Marcus Soperus' Soper

Get your hands on the latest goodies for Windows (and MacOS!) from Microsoft, including Flickr support for Windows Live Photo Gallery, refreshes to DirectX, a new version of Virtual Earth 3D, and support for playing Windows Media files in MacOS QuickTime.

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windows xp, Windows Vista, Windows Media, MacOS, Windows Live Photo Gallery, QuickTime, Virtual Earth 3D, Live Search
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