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Major flaw found in Wi-Fi Linux
Researcher held back news until patch was released.
Iain Thomson
Apr 17 2007 2:46PM
Security
Exploits for Windows Server DNS flaw released
Exploits for a vulnerability in Windows Server 2000 and 2003 DNS Service have been publicly released, but stack-based buffer attacks on the flaw remain limited, according to researchers.
Frank Washkuch
Apr 17 2007 6:45AM
Security
Flaw in Windows can be exploited with malicious HLP files
Researchers have reported a new Microsoft vulnerability in Windows Help (HLP) files, coinciding with this week's Patch Tuesday release.
Frank Washkuch
Apr 13 2007 9:42AM
Security
Symantec fixes Enterprise Security Manager flaw
Symantec has fixed a flaw in its Enterprise Security Manager (ESM) solution that allows an attacker to take complete control of a PC.
Frank Washkuch
Apr 11 2007 9:59AM
Security
eEye spots pre-Patch Tuesday Windows flaw
Researchers from eEye Digital Security have reported a vulnerability in numerous Microsoft Windows operating systems.
Frank Washkuch
Apr 10 2007 10:53AM
Security
Firefox also vulnerable to Windows cursor flaw
Researchers are warning users of Mozilla's Firefox 2.0 on Windows computers that they are vulnerable to attacks exploiting the animated cursor (.ani) bug.
Fiona Raisbeck
Apr 5 2007 10:08AM
Security
Variety of malware attacks Windows ANI flaw
A worm spotted by Symantec early this week and a proof-of-concept exploit for a fully patched Vista operating system are among the malware attacking the dangerous vulnerability in Microsoft Windows animated cursor handling (ANI).
Frank Washkuch
Apr 3 2007 10:04AM
Security
eEye releases third-party patch for Windows .ani handling flaw
Attacks exploiting a critical unpatched Windows vulnerability were today linked to Chinese hackers and the February cross-site scripting attack on the website of Dolphins Stadium, the site of Super Bowl XLI.
Frank Washkuch
Apr 2 2007 1:43AM
Security
Exploit code released for patched Microsoft Internet Explorer flaw
Hackers released exploit code on Monday for a patched Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) flaw. The disclosure could be the catalyst for widespread attacks, according to researchers.
Frank Washkuch
Mar 28 2007 1:20AM
Security
Microsoft email flaw targets Vista users
Researchers have reported a vulnerability in Microsoft Vista's email client, Windows Mail, which could allow remote attackers to execute code.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 27 2007 12:32AM
Security
Internet Explorer flaw leads to phishing attack
Hackers may be able to manipulate error page.
Shaun Nichols
Mar 20 2007 1:11PM
Security
OpenBSD flaw exploits IPv6 weakness
Researchers released an advisory today disclosing a remote kernel buffer overflow flaw in the OpenBSD operating system that they claim is the first exploitable IPv6 vulnerability to be publicly disclosed with a proof-of-concept exploit.
Ericka Chickowski
Mar 15 2007 12:06AM
Security
'Highly critical' Citrix Presentation Server Client flaw reported
A vulnerability in Citrix Presentation Server Client that can be exploited by attackers to compromise a PC was reported this week.
Frank Washkuch
Mar 9 2007 1:16AM
Security
Core Security: GNU Privacy Guard flaw allows phishing-like attacks
A critical flaw in the popular encryption software GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) allows attackers to launch a phishing-style attack that inserts text appearing to part of a trusted email, Core Security Technologies announced today.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 9 2007 12:51AM
Security
WordPress upgrades to fix flaw that allows malicious PHP code execution
Developers have released an updated version of WordPress after hackers compromised the popular blog-publishing tool, opening the door for remote code execution.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 7 2007 1:14AM
Security
WordPress upgrades to fix malicious code execution
Developers have released an updated version of WordPress after hackers compromised the popular blog-publishing tool, opening the door for remote code execution.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 6 2007 12:55AM
Security
Worm attacks Sun Solaris flaw
A worm has been spotted attacking a zero-day vulnerability found in Sun Microsystems' Solaris operating system (OS) earlier this month.
Frank Washkuch
Mar 1 2007 12:05AM
Security
Critical JavaScript flaw hits Firefox
ErrorĀ could allow for remote exploits.
Shaun Nichols
Feb 27 2007 7:53AM
Security
Indian researcher detects remote access flaw in Internet Explorer
A researcher today unveiled an unpatched and unconfirmed vulnerability in Internet Explorer (IE) that could allow an attacker remote access to victims' local files.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 21 2007 12:56AM
Security
Sourcefire pushes update to fix Snort flaw
Sourcefire has urged users of its popular Snort intrusion-prevention technology to upgrade to a newer version of the product to fix a recently discovered vulnerability.
Frank Washkuch
Feb 21 2007 12:52AM
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