Software titans offer temporary fixes for some serious flaws

Attacks in the wild and a fresh Metasploit module make life difficult for Microsoft

Adobe comes good on a promise made last week, but researchers worry over breaking of Reader's sandbox protection

Adobe is working on patches for critical vulnerabilities - currently being exploited on Reader and Acrobat

Java zero-days can make as much as $100,000 on the Internet underground, but the buyers will earn even more, RSA analysts tell TechWeek

Java security problems just won't go away for Oracle

Microsoft moves after various websites serve up exploits for an unpatched flaw in the browser

Java palaver as Oracle fails to satisfy security circles

IE flaw being actively exploited by hackers who hit Google in 2009 and Microsoft is struggling to offer adequate protection

Microsoft has rushed out a tool to repair a zero-day vulnerability in older versions of Internet Explorer