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• The Five Essential Security Patches of 2009 If you install just five updates this year, these are the ones you need, security experts say.
• Patch Management Made Easy with WSUS 3.0 SP2 Windows Server Update Service simplifies patch management across a network.
• Adobe Reader Under Zero-Day Attack Online crooks are using an e-mailed .pdf to exploit a new zero-day flaw in Adobe Reader and Acrobat and install a Trojan.
• Windows Black Screen of Death: What You Need to Know Microsoft's latest security updates appear to have crippled some Windows users. Here are five things you should know.
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday: What You Need to Know There are 6 new Security Bulletins this month: 3 rated as Critical and 3 rated as Important. Not all Critical Security Bulletins are created equally, though.
• Fix Old Flaws to Stop New Attacks Making sure you've fixed these old security holes will go a long way towards keeping your PC safe from current attacks.
• Windows 7's Spotty Driver Support Spotty support for networked all-in-one printers in particular may be a testing, QA, and certification issue; some notebook drivers aren't yet available either.
• Microsoft Patches Last Major ATL Bugs Microsoft this week wrapped up a months-long job of patching a critical bug it accidently introduced in a crucial code "library."
• Security Experts Pinpoint Biggest Threats, Best Patches Two patches highlighted for breadth of deployment across networks
• Which Updates Should I Install? When Dick McGraw checks Windows Update, he wonders which patches he should download and install
• Unpatched Microsoft Bugs Raise Red Flags Microsoft has released its security updates for the month of September, but two unpatched flaws are causing concern among security experts.
• Patch Tuesday Promises Five Critical Windows Fixes Unlike some months when Microsoft provides its usual advance notification for upcoming updates, this time there weren't any hints of what may be coming.
• ActiveX Overhaul in Microsoft Patch Batch Today's monthly batch of fixes shores up critical flaws for just about all Windows users, including some that are already under attack.
• Secunia PSI Points Out Dangerous Software Holes--Before The Bad Guys Do Must-have free security tool Secunia PSI helps keep all your software up-to-date.
• Microsoft Readies Windows Patches, Five 'Critical' Tuesday's "Patch Day" will include nine security updates, perhaps beginning a busy month of fixes.
• Firefox Update Fixes Serious SSL, Other Bugs Mozilla released new 3.5.X and 3.0.X browser versions today that fix a number of bugs, including a serious security hole for 3.0 browsers that can compromise online banking sessions and other encrypted Web traffic.
• Apple Patches iPhone SMS Vulnerability Apple releases the iPhone 3.0.1 software update to patch a widely publicized iPhone vulnerability.
• Essential Security Fixes for Adobe Flash, Reader, Acrobat and AIR Adobe issued accross-the-board patches to ward off active attacks disclosed earlier this month.
• Microsoft Issues Emergency Patches for IE The company released two rare out-of-band patches for critical security flaws in all versions of Internet Explorer, along with related flaws in the Microsoft Active Template Library.
• Redmond Releases Code to Linux Kernel Community Microsoft, after being at odds with the Linux community over the years, said on Monday it has released 20,000 lines of Linux code.
• Microsoft Finally Patches ActiveX Maybe they should call it "Delayed Patch Tuesday"? Where's the outrage?
• Zero-day ActiveX Hole in Windows XP Under Attack Apply the workaround from Microsoft for Windows XP and Server 2003 to protect against drive-by-download assaults.
• Mozilla Slates First Firefox 3.5 Patch Mozilla will patch the just-released Firefox 3.5 later this month to stamp out several bugs that went unfixed in the final version of the browser, the company...
• Can't Play DVDs Rommel asked the Answer Line forum why DVD movies won't play on his XP PC
• Mozilla Patches Firefox Holes Six of the 11 fixes for the browser are for "critical" vulnerabilities, and users are urged to apply the update.