- Critical zero-day hole in Internet Explorer – Update 1, The H Security: News and Features
- Terms of Service as a Security Threat, Schneier on Security
- Tool Aids in Cracking Mysterious Gauss Malware Encryption, threatpost
- Microsoft Responds to IE Zero Day Used in CFR Watering Hole Attack, threatpost
- Facebook Patches Webcam Snooping Vulnerability, threatpost
- EFnet Paralyzed By Vulnerability, Slashdot
- Critical zero-day hole in Internet Explorer – Update 2, The H Security: News and Features
- 29C3: In-depth analyses of microcontrollers and other chips made easy, The H Security: News and Features
- Worth Reading: Smart, but insecure Samsung TVs, The H Security: News and Features
- Antivirus Software Performs Poorly Against New Threats, Slashdot
- Chrome Clickjacking Vulnerability Could Expose User Information on Google, Amazon, threatpost
- SQL injection vulnerability hits all Ruby on Rails versions, The H Security: News and Features
- Enhancing digital certificate security, Google Online Security Blog
- Malware SNEAK dons cunning disguise, opens creaky back door to servers, The Register
- Fraudulent Certificate for Google Domains Found After Mistake by Turkish CA, threatpost
- Revoking Trust in Two TurkTrust Certificates, Mozilla Security Blog
- Patch for IE Zero Day Won’t Be Among Microsoft Security Updates Next Week, threatpost
- Google Blocks Attack Using Fraudulent Digital Certificate Issued for Its Domain, Threat Level at Wired.com
- Browser makers rush to block fake Google.com security cert, The Register
- Flash Proxies, crypto.stanford.edu via Groklaw NewsPicks
- Facebook vulnerability allowed silent webcam recording, The H Security: News and Features
- Microsoft and Adobe to patch critical holes next Tuesday, The H Security: News and Features
- Adobe to Patch Reader, Acrobat; Warns of ColdFusion Exploit, threatpost
- This photo slide scanner costs €60… The bundled malware? That’s free, The Register
- Samsung Pushes Exynos Flaw Fix on Galaxy Phones, threatpost
- Researchers Bypass Microsoft Fix It for IE Zero Day, threatpost
- NVIDIA Releases Fix For Dangerous Display Driver Exploit, Slashdot
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