If you are not familiar with Traps, it's an endpoint protection solution from paloalto: Traps replaces legacy antivirus and secures endpoints with a multi-method prevention approach that blocks malware and exploits, both known and unknown, before they compromise endpoints such as laptops, desktops and servers. We are running Traps on different endpoints (Win/Mac) and found... Continue Reading →
Updated security bulletins from IBM
Two security bulletins have been updated today, they will give you a reason more to install IF 2 for IBM Notes 9.0.1 Fixpack 5 on Windows. more details: Security Bulletin: Vulnerability in MD5 Signature and Hash Algorithm affects IBM Notes Security Bulletin: libpng related security vulnerabilities identified in IBM Notes small update: installing the IBM... Continue Reading →
Security Bulletin: Multiple vulnerabilities in IBM HTTP Server bundled with IBM Domino 9
In case you are using the IBM HTTP server bundled with an IBM Domino 9 server, you should get the fixes posted today. From the Security Bulletin: IBM recommends not using the IBM HTTP Server option and instead using "IBM Domino Interim Fixes to Support TLS 1.2". However, for those customers who have a continuing... Continue Reading →
IBM Notes/Domino Security Bulletin: Vulnerabilities in the IBM Java SDK
Fresh from the press: new downloads available for IBM Notes and IBM Domino to fix the Java issues disclosed in the Oracle January 2015 Critical Patch Update. This Java vulnerabilities affect all current versions of IBM Notes and Domino and if you don't control some of the Java behaviour on the server or client via restrictions or ECL... Continue Reading →
BlackBerry Blend
One of the highlights with the BlackBerry OS update 10.3.1 is the availability of BlackBerry Blend. Basically it gives you the opportunity to access data from your BlackBerry by pairing the device with your computer or tablet. You then use the BlackBerry Blend app on your computer/tablet to access the BlackBerry Blend Dashboard which gives you access to work as well as... Continue Reading →
a long overdue “thank you”
A bit over a month ago René Winkelmeyer stirred up some dust with his discovery and blog post about the security issue with the new Outlook iOS/Android App. Shortly after his post, his colleague Detlev Pöttgen posted an easy solution to prevent the app from connecting to the Traveler server on his blog. Because of the big... Continue Reading →
IBM releases several security fixes for Sametime
I was sure the iPad app was not on its own.. IBM has released security fixes to the Sametime Proxy Server and Web Client and the Sametime Meeting Server. These fixes resolve issues related to the Security Bulletins #1673260 and #1671201