November 10, 2008, 4:29 AM — Microsoft released its Security Intelligence Report this week, providing some interesting insights into vulnerabilities and security trends. According to the report, several common operating systems have dropped. Much of that can be attributed to the general trend among attackers to target applications themselves, rather than the OS, a trend that has been noted by several security vendors who have focused more recently on application-based security. Read the rest of this article>>
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