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Chrome debuts Fast-Encryption
Google’s Chrome browser is now to feature the False Start, a faster way of handling secure communication.
Windows Phone 7 in hands of manufacturers
Windows Phone 7 has reached the Release to Manufacturing milestone.
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No IE9 for Aging XP
Microsoft has announced that the ninth iteration of Internet Explorer will not run on Windows XP.
Linux double-dip bug fixed
A previously patched issue in Linux has been patched for the second time.
Critical Flash bug exploited in the wild
Adobe has issued a warning relating to the latest version of the Flash Player.
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DLL Bug Spreads
Microsoft has acknowledged the DLL flaw that was thought to put a handful of applications at risk of malicious code execution.
QuickTime’s Backdoor Bug
A security researcher has discovered an aging flaw in Apple’s QuickTime Player that allows the execution of malicious code.
Apple Busts Jailbreakme Bug
The recently discovered buffer overflow flaw in Mac OS X has been patched, amongst 13 fixes released by Apple.
The Last Crash of the Wave
Less than a year after its September ’09 release, Google’s Wave application has been brought to an untimely end due to an underwhelming uptake from users.
Microsoft tools up
Microsoft is preparing to release an update to the developer tools for Windows Phone 7, with features not previously included in the beta tools.
