Security update for Apache Struts fixes critical vulnerabilities

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	Security update for Apache Struts fixes critical vulnerabilities The Apache Software Foundation has released Struts 2.3.15.1, a security update for its popular Java Web application development framework that addresses two vulnerabilities, including a critical one that could allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on the server. Struts Version 2.3.15.1 has become the "General Availability" release, the designation for the project's highest quality version available to users. Read More WHITE PAPER: FICO (Fair Isaac) Cloud Analytics for the Masses Learn the best practices in building applications that can leverage volume, variety and velocity of Big Data for organizations of any size. Learn more. In this Issue EPEAT green IT registry expanding to include smartphones Alternative fixes released for Android 'master key' vulnerability European Commission asks Google for more concessions in antitrust case RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Benefits and challenges of hybrid cloud deployment Nearly half of enterprise organizations in Europe and the U.S. are looking to implement hybrid clouds within the next two to three years. From cost savings and IT flexibility to security and compatibility concerns, discover the benefits and challenges of taking a hybrid approach to infrastructure-as-a-service. Click to continue EPEAT green IT registry expanding to include smartphones The Green Electronics Council plans to expand its EPEAT environmental rating system later this year to include smartphones, the council said Tuesday. The move could push phone makers to change the way they manufacture, package, or distribute their devices because some companies and governments require preference be given to EPEAT-compliant devices when products are purchased. Read More Alternative fixes released for Android 'master key' vulnerability More fixes are appearing for a pair of highly dangerous vulnerabilities exposed earlier this month in the Android mobile operating system. Security vendor Webroot and ReKey, a collaboration between Northeastern University in Boston and vendor Duo Security, released software on Tuesday that detects if an Android device is vulnerable and applies a patch. Read More European Commission asks Google for more concessions in antitrust case Europe's competition chief confirmed Wednesday that he has written to Google Chairman Eric Schmidt to ask for better assurances from the company in an ongoing antitrust investigation. Read More
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