LastPass gets updated, Adobe addresses a recent exploit, Spotify comes to Windows 8 Phone users, and SkyDrive gets an improved collaboration feature.
- LastPass 2.0.20 Released for All Browsers, Featuring an Automated Security Score Today LastPass, our favorite password manager, released an update for it's browser add-on. The update includes automated security checks, improved access to the password generator, automatic clearing of all data filled in on logout, and speedier login. [LastPass]
- Adobe Issues Emergency Flash Update for Attacks on Windows, Mac Users
Adobe released a patch for Flash yesterday to address vulnerabilities being exploited to target Windows and OS X users. The exploit has only targeted Safari on OS X and Firefox on Windows, and tricks users to open fraudulent Word documents that contain malicious Flash content. [Ars Technica] - Spotify Arrives on Windows Phone 8 Music streaming app Spotify was released in beta for Windows Phone 8 today. Much like it's iOS or Android counterparts, the app lets you stream or sync music for free for the first 30 days, after which you'll have to pay $9.99/month to continue using the service on your phone. [Windows Phone Blog]
- A Billion Office Documents on SkyDrive, Now With Easier Collaboration An update to SkyDrive no longer requires you to sign in with your Microsoft ID when a collaborator shares an Office Web App document with you. Now you can just click the link and start working. [Windows Blog]
- Elevate Your Apps in Google Drive A small change to Google Drive's Create menu now lists third party apps on the same level as Google apps, making it easier to find new Drive-connected apps to use. [Google Developers Blog]
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