Monthly Archives: July 2010

Microsoft Releases a “Fix It” Tool for .LNK Vulnerability

Posted on July 22, 2010 by DougMorris

Microsoft updated a security advisory warning users of a critical .LNK vulnerability with an automated “Fix It” tool that serves as a stop gap until the company issues a patch. Microsoft implemented the “Fix It” tool in an attempt to … Continue reading →

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Microsoft Icon Vulnerability

Posted on July 20, 2010 by DougMorris

Security professionals are expressing concern that Microsoft’s recent security advisory about a current Windows vulnerability is misleading. Researchers say users don’t need to click on malicious icons in order to trigger malware exploiting the flaw, which is already in the … Continue reading →

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Computer Security FAQ

Posted on July 19, 2010 by DougMorris

Thanks for visiting Computer Security FAQ! Free registration is required to contribute to the discussion and users must be logged in to add comments. Visit our comprehensive Computer Security FAQ section for basic advise on how to stay safe on … Continue reading →

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