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Seeking to correct a number of regression bugs, Mozilla has pushed out an update for its Firefox web browser just three weeks after releasing a prior update. Security administrators may get a respite on Tuesday, with Microsoft planning to release only two patches, one deemed "critical." A number of recent studies have highlighted the security concerns over e-voting machines. The open-source alternative to Microsoft Office has released patches to rectify two critical flaws. Administrators got their second dose of patches Tuesday when Oracle issued 36 fixes. Apple patched 40 vulnerabilities in its latest security update for the Mac OS X. Microsoft on Thursday announced plans to push out 11 fixes in next week's security update. Criminal gangs have acquired login details for more than 200,000 websites. In an advisory, Cisco Systems notified users of 12 security patches to fix vulnerabilities in its Internet Operating System (IOS) Software and Unified Communications Manager.

Mozilla's Firefox 3.0.2, released late Tuesday, corrects 12 vulnerabilities, seven that are deemed "critical." Apple released a security update for its Mac OS X to fix several security issues, most notably for the notorious DNS cache poisoning problem and a vulnerability within PostScript font names. Microsoft plans to issue four security patches next week, all for "critical" flaws. Virtualisation software maker VMware has disclosed 16 vulnerabilities across its product line. Microsoft has re-released a critical security update known as MS08-051. 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. Apple has released a security patch which fixes a much-publicised flaw in Domain Name Server (DNS) security, which could have allowed cache-poisoning attacks. The open-source maker of the Firefox browser is creating a publicly available metrics model to measure the relative security of their products. Microsoft is looking into reports of a flaw in Office 2000 disclosed as part of the Month of ActiveX Bugs (MoAxB) project. Three out of four financial institutions at risk, claims report. When researcher Dan Kaminsky reveals details behind the major DNS protocol vulnerability next month at Black Hat, it may not be such a surprise anymore.