Adobe today patched two vulnerabilities in its popular Reader PDF viewing software, including one that went public last month at the annual Black Hat security conference. Two weeks ago, Adobe promised to fix the Black Hat vulnerability with an emergency, or “out-of-band” security update; earlier this week it set today as the release date....
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According to a report released by M86 Security Labs on July 14, 2010, the most exploited vulnerabilities are usually related to Internet Explorer and Adobe Reader, but the rising target for exploitation is Java, as reported by cnet news on July 14, 2010. The lab in its recent security report for January-June 2010 has...
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One item Steve Jobs didn’t mention during his presentation at WWDC on Monday is Apple Safari 5’s prominent ad-blocking feature, which strips advertisements and other design elements from any web page that appears to be “an article,” with apparently grim implications for online publications. “Safari Reader removes annoying ads and other visual distractions from...
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After speedy new updates to Opera and Google Chrome, Safari’s looking pretty slow these days. Fortunately for Apple, Safari 5 might be ready to go at Apple’s developer conference, WWDC, later this week. Although the focus of WWDC looks like it will mostly be mobile — that impending new iPhone and the just-released iPad...
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If Apple will make a great surprise to everyone? If It will announce a brand new product? It is obviously impossible, but ADR Studio has tried to imagine a new Apple style product, able to be with us every day. Say “Hello” to iWatch. iWatch is a wrist device with these features: - Aluminium...
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Last week, I asked readers whether they would choose an iPad or a Netbook. Those in favor of a Netbook–or notebook, in some cases–stated practical reasons, while those in favor of the Apple device often pointed to its media-viewing capabilities and novelty. In all, Netbooks seemed to come out on top, in terms of...
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