Written by Gareth Halfacree
July 21, 2015 // 1:09 p.m.
Tags: #emergency #hacking-team #insecurity #operating-system #patch-tuesday #security #vulnerability #windows #windows-10 #zero-day
Companies: #adobe #microsoft
New roll-up patches not going smoothly.
Delays and clipping, Microsoft admits.
No more per-patch flexibility.
Like giving away all your passwords.
Data stored in an insecure fashion.
Decades-old vulnerability discovered.
Charges £11.59 for it, though.
Spreads via malicious peripherals.
Bargain licences for lucky punters.
Users 'having their choices ignored.'
Bug fixes, DirectX 12 support and more.
Concentrating on Win 10 proper for now.
Fixed in 10.11 Beta.
Nokia dragging the books into the red.
Facebook chief calls for EOL.
Alleged attacker demands payment.
To prevent bad drivers, Samsung claims.
Microsoft refuses to patch.
It's Freak all over again.
Up to $15,000 up for grabs.
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