by Jason Meserve

Microsoft patches Windows Media Player

Opinion

May 8, 20031 min

A flaw in the way certain versions of Windows Media Player handle skins could be exploited to run malicious code on the affected machine. Windows Media Player 7.1 and Windows Media Player for Windows XP are affected. Other versions seem to be fine. Chances of the exploit are slim, but a patch is available.

by Jason Meserve

More from this author

Show me more

2026 network outage report and internet health check

By Denise Dubie

Aug 25, 202685 mins

Cloud ComputingNetwork Management SoftwareNetwork Monitoring

Cisco taps Teleport for infrastructure identity management tech

By Michael Cooney

Aug 25, 20265 mins

Artificial IntelligenceIdentity and Access ManagementNetwork Security

Google adds AI-powered assessments to Migration Center to speed up cloud migration planning

By Anirban Ghoshal

Aug 25, 20263 mins

Artificial IntelligenceCloud Computing

Has the hype around ‘Internet of Things’ paid off? | Ep. 145

Apr 18, 202436 mins

IoT PlatformsIoT Security

Episode 1: Understanding Cisco’s Converged SDN Transport

Sep 24, 202120 mins

Cisco SystemsInternetNetworking

Episode 2: Pluggable Optics and the Internet for the Future

Sep 23, 202117 mins

Cisco SystemsComputers and PeripheralsInternet

Master Linux Math with the bc Command | Easy CLI Calculations Explained!

Jun 23, 20251 mins

Operating Systems

Master Linux Math in Seconds: How to Use the expr Command Like a Pro

Jun 17, 20251 mins

Operating Systems

How to Do Math in the Command Line Using Double Parentheses

Jun 6, 20251 mins

Operating Systems