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Update (May 1, 2014): Microsoft has decided to release an out-of-band security update for CVE-2014-1776 and, in a surprising move, is also…
What is it? It’s a bug in the method a server and you use to secure your communications back and forth. It…
Update (03/21/2014): We received an email from beeg[dot]com’s owner: Subject: We need you urgent attention. Your last blog post hey guys, we…
Update (02/24/14): This exploit has been found in the wild already. It is blocked by Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit.In a very busy month for…
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