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Category Archives: Security
Harden your Windows apps with EMET
Do you have legacy applications that worry you? Are you still waiting for a security patch? Some months ago, Microsoft released the Enhanched Mitigation Experience Toolkit v2.1 (EMET), a powerful configuration utility that will help you harden Windows applications. For more … Continue reading
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Oops! I thought my Mac was safe…
A lot of people have switched to a Mac just to get rid of all the malware found on a Windows PC. Actually all the malware they may attract to their PC but the perception is that you can be … Continue reading
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Which suite is more secure? Microsoft Office vs. Oracle Openoffice
It’s funny to read about security flaws especially when an article shows that popular preconceptions are usually wrong. Microsoft has managed to bring its Office 2010 suite to a very good state regarding security while Oracle inherited OpenOffice unwilling to … Continue reading
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