Windows 8 contacts cache exposes personal data

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	Windows 8 contacts cache exposes personal data As you probably know, Windows 8 connects with all sorts of networks, social and otherwise. What you might not know -- at least, I was very surprised to find -- that Windows 8 doesn't build its Contacts list dynamically. Instead, it keeps a cache of contacts from all of those sources stored on the machine. The cache persists even when the user logs off or the machine is turned off. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn Remotely manage with LogMeIn Central Central's web-based management console lets you deploy software, proactively monitor and automate tasks. You can even apply all Windows Updates at the same time to keep systems up-to-date and secure. Try it free for 30 days. In this Issue Apple engineering mistake exposes clear-text passwords for Lion PHP working on new patch for critical vulnerability after initial one failed Adobe preps silent Flash updates for Macs Tibco adds Hadoop support to Spotfire in-memory analytics WHITE PAPER: Imation Scalable Storage A Scalable Approach To SMB Data Protection Now that data has become an indispensable asset to your business, you can't afford to ignore it. Learn why an Imation RDX solution is the perfect scalable solution for SMBs with limited resources. View Now Apple engineering mistake exposes clear-text passwords for Lion Apple's latest update to OS X contains a dangerous programming error that reveals the passwords for material stored in the first version of FileVault, the company's encryption technology, a software consultant said. David I. Emery wrote on Cryptome that a debugging switch inadvertently left on in the current release of Lion, version 10.7.3, records in clear text the password needed to open the folder encrypted by the older version of FileVault. Read More PHP working on new patch for critical vulnerability after initial one failed The PHP Group plans to release new versions of the PHP processor on Tuesday in order to patch two publicly known critical remote code execution vulnerabilities, one of which was improperly addressed in a May 3 update. One of the vulnerabilities is known as CVE-2012-1823 and is located in php-cgi, a component that allows PHP to run in a Common Gateway Interface (CGI) configuration. It was discovered and reported privately to the PHP Group in mid-January by a team of computer security enthusiasts called De Eindbazen. Read More Adobe preps silent Flash updates for Macs Adobe last week released a new beta of Flash Player that includes silent updates for Macs. Adobe first included silent updates for OS X in the Flash Player beta a month ago; the version shipped Friday was tagged as "Beta 3." Read More Tibco adds Hadoop support to Spotfire in-memory analytics Tibco has brought its Spotfire in-memory analytics software into the burgeoning ecosystem around Hadoop, an open-source framework for processing large sets of information, the company announced on Monday. Read More
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