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• Free Android malware analysis tool

  18.03.2013

  Bluebox Labs announced Dexter, a free tool to help researchers and enterprise security teams analyze applications for malware and vulnerabilities.

• Microsoft continues to focus on security in their products

  14.03.2013

  86% of vulnerabilities discovered in the most popular 50 programs in 2012 were in non-Microsoft (or “third-party”) programs.

• Adobe patches Flash again, but not the flaws exploited at Pwn2Own

  13.03.2013

  As promised last year, Adobe has been issuing its scheduled Flash updates on the second Tuesday of each month - the same day that Microsoft chose for its monthly Patch Tuesday.

• Yahoo Mail accounts still hijacked daily

  07.03.2013

  Email account hijacking has been a big problem for Yahoo Mail users since the beginning of the year, as a number of vulnerabilities have been discovered, shared online and exploited by cyber scammers.

• Static analysis tool for examining binaries

  06.03.2013

  GrammaTech announced a static-analysis tool for analyzing binary libraries and executables.

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