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17 December 2008

heise online news 17/12/2008


heise online news 17/12/2008
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Extra patch for Internet Explorer

Microsoft has announced that a patch for the critical security hole in Internet Explorer will be released tomorrow, Wednesday, 17th December

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JSR310 in danger of missing Java 7

JSR310 offered a better way to do dates and times in Java 7, but the specification is in danger of not being ready in time

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XFree86 4.8.0 released

XFree86 4.8.0 has been released, but is very much on the sidelines for most Unix and Linux vendors

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Microsoft details their ODF 1.1 implementation

Microsoft lifts the veil on their ODF 1.1 implementation with an annotated version of the ODF 1.1 specification

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It's Christmas for cyber-criminals too

The rise in e-shopping as Christmas approaches offers rich pickings for cyber-criminals

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Security update for Opera

Opera 9.6.3 is a security update which addresses a number of "Extremely Severe" or "Highly Severe" vulnerabilities in the web browser

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Mobile Wikipedia officially launched

Wikipedia goes mobile with a lightweight version of the on-line encyclopaedia, powered by HawHaw

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Early port of Pygame for Nokia S60

Python and games come to the Nokia S60 platform as a developer releases a port of Pygame

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Perl 5.8.9 released

Perl 5.8.9 is the latest and probably last significant release of the Perl 5.8.x series

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Apple close 21 holes with 10.5.6

Apple has released Mac OS X 10.5.6, which shuts down 21 security holes and includes a large number of non-security fixes

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