- New exploit for recent Internet Explorer hole, The H Security: News and Features
- Report: Samsung pushes fix for Exynos 4 flaw to Galaxy SIII, The H Security: News and Features
- Adobe ColdFusion Exploits in Wild; Patch Remains Week Away, threatpost
- Nvidia GPU systems purged of critical security bug, Ars Technica
- Researcher Who Found Nvidia Bug Confirms Security Update Clears Up Driver Zero Day, threatpost
- Hiding Secret Messages In Skype Silences, Slashdot
- Yahoo Mail XSS Vulnerability Could Affect Millions of Accounts, threatpost
- Yahoo adds HTTPS support to Yahoo mail, The H Security: News and Features
- Facebook password reset bug closed, The H Security: News and Features
- Microsoft Releases Two Critical Patches; Promises Update for IE Watering Hole Zero Day, threatpost
- Adobe Patches Acrobat, Reader and Flash Flaws, threatpost
- Critical Flaws Patched in Ruby on Rails, threatpost
- Critical vulnerabilities in Asterisk, The H Security: News and Features
- NTLM 100% Broken Using Hashes Derived From Captures, Slashdot
- Critical vulnerability in Ruby on Rails parameter parsing, The H Security: News and Features
- Hellish XML demon exorcised from Windows, IE bug stays, The Register
- Firefox 18 and Thunderbird 17.02 close critical holes, The H Open: News and Features
- Denial-of-Service Attack Against Facebook, Schneier on Security
- Exploit Code for Ruby on Rails Flaw Likely on the Horizon, threatpost
- Ruby On Rails SQL Injection Flaw Has Serious Real-Life Consequences, rrent Foxit Reader can execute malicious code
- Hack turns the Cisco phone on your desk into a remote bugging device, Ars Technica
- Nasty New Java Zero Day Found; Exploit Kits Already Have It, threatpost
- Chrome 24 Fixes More Than 20 Flaws, threatpost
- Thousands of SCADA Devices Discovered On the Open Internet, Slashdot
- Attackers Using Fake Chrome Updates to Lure Victims, threatpost
- Protecting Users Against Java Vulnerability, Mozilla Security Blog
- Critical Java vulnerability made possible by earlier incomplete patch, Ars Technica
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