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Security updates for Wednesday
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Hyper-V guest escape, drive-by PDF pwnage, Office holes, SMB flaws – and more now patched [Ed: And Microsoft didn't even patch everything, NSA leaks show, to enable remote, back door access]
Patch Tuesday After taking a month off, Microsoft's Patch Tuesday is back – and it's a blockbuster edition. There are 18 bundles of patches covering 140 separate security vulnerabilities.
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Fedora 25: First test with clamav antivirus.
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Open Source Software and Security: What You Need to Know
Is open source software inherently less secure than closed-source code?
Which special security precautions should you take with open source?
Keep reading for a primer on open source software security.
When it comes to open source, one of the longest-standing debates is whether code that is open is inherently less secure.
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