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Remote code flaw being exploited. Microsoft has issued a security advisory in response to reports that cybercriminals are using Word to exploit a vulnerability in the Jet Database Engine. Convergence is the best word to sum up this appliance-based offering. Imprivata OneSign brings together three pieces of identity management. The first is authentication management, which replaces Windows-based authentication with stronger methods that can be managed in one place. Virus writers are actively exploiting a memory corruption vulnerability in Microsoft Word that was patched on Tuesday, researchers said today. If we had to find one word to sum up this product it would be integration. This product has some very interesting features. The GTB Inspector is an appliance which, while heavy, provides numerous features. NextLabs DLP is an interesting software-based offering. Microsoft has closed out the year with a mammoth security update -- fixing 28 vulnerabilities, many of them Office and web flaws. With the emergence of new attack techniques and the reinvention of old ones, 2008 has been a year of cybercriminal innovation. Microsoft expects to push out eight patches next week, six to plug "critical" vulnerabilities. Lenovo is to offer the ability to lock down its ThinkPad laptops remotely by text message.. Experts give early word on simulated attack. Microsoft has reported 'strong deployments' of the MS08-067 Security Bulletin. Adobe on Tuesday shipped a fix for its Reader and Acrobat products to eliminate critical flaws. Hackers are looking to trick people into infecting their PCs by emailing them fake airline tickets and boarding passes. A security researcher has discovered a loot of eBay credentials on a Google cache. Deutsche Telekom loses 17m customer details. In its largest security update in 18 months, Microsoft on Tuesday delivered 11 patches to resolve 26 vulnerabilities in its operating system and related components. Microsoft plans 12 fixes - seven for "critical" bugs - in next week's monthly patch delivery. Microsoft fixed six vulnerabilities, three of them rated critical, with four patches in its May Patch Tuesday round this week. All were file-format vulnerabilities impacting client-side Windows machines rather than servers.