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»Mac OS X ARDAgent Local Privilege Escalation
ARDAgent in Apple Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.4 allows local users to gain privileges via an osascript tell ...
»Creative Software AutoUpdate Engine ActiveX stack buffer overflow
The Creative Software AutoUpdate Engine ActiveX control is a component that provides automatic updat ...
»Internet Connection Sharing DoS
A denial of service vulnerability exists within the Internet Connection Sharing service in Microsoft ...
»RPC Memory Exhaustion
The three referenced exploits take advantage of an inherent problem in RPC, in which an attacker get ...


Date published: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 02:05:00 PST
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»Report: Lab certifying voting equipment failed to meet requirements
The National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program has accused SysTest Labs of not meeting the ...
»Scott Vanstone | Cryptography thrown an elliptic curve
GCN Interview: One of the inventors of elliptic curve cryptography talks about ECC’s emerging r ...
»Cybereye | The threats ahead
Infrastructure networking technology figures to be the hot topic during the next year when it comes ...
»Cyber chief argues for new approaches
STRATCOM commander proposes switch to white listing, more sensors and greater training and accountab ...
»NETCOM commander weighs in on security
Brig. Gen. Susan Lawrence, speaking at the 2008 LandWarNet Conference, said that data and network se ...
»Army cyber ops faces forensic backlog
Col. Barry Hensley spoke at the 2008 LandWarNet Conference, regarding the challenge of conducting fo ...
»NIST releases draft revision of guidelines for authorizing operation IT systems
Publication is part of an interagency project to harmonize C&A process across civilian, military ...
»Layer 3 support for PDAs
Array Networks offers Layer 3 VPN support for Windows Mobile devices and other PDAs.


Date published: Tue, 26 Aug 2008 20:39:27 GMT
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»SSH Key-based Attacks
»Microsoft Revised Security Bulletin MS08-051
»Red Hat Releases OpenSSH Security Update
»Malware Circulating via Russia/Georgia Conflict Spam Messages
»Opera Releases Version 9.52
»Webex Meeting Manager ActiveX Control Vulnerability
»Joomla! Password Reset Vulnerability
»Apple MobileMe Phishing Scam
»Microsoft Releases August Security Bulletin
»Microsoft Releases Advanced Notification for August Security Bulletin


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»News: Online intruders hit Red Hat, Fedora Project
Online intruders hit Red Hat, Fedora Project
»News: Researchers race to zero in record time
Researchers race to zero in record time
»News: Gov't charges alleged TJX credit-card thieves
Gov't charges alleged TJX credit-card thieves

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»News: Poisoned DNS servers pop up as ISPs patch
Poisoned DNS servers pop up as ISPs patch
»Brief: Denial, hype cloud report of Best Western breach
Denial, hype cloud report of Best Western breach


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»Timing Precision
If you’ve been watching the Olympics you might have see the pretty amazingly close call betwee ...
»MySQL Truncation Etc…
Stefan Esser has a really good article about how MySQL and SQL truncate columns which can lead to se ...
»HTML 5.0
On good authority I was told to take a good hard look at the newly proposed HTML 5.0 spec that’ ...
»MSN IP Search
I’ve been meaning to write something about this for a while now, and a number of people have k ...
»Firefox Security Model Growth
Okay, I can bet I’m going to get a lot of flack for this post, so before I start, this is only ...
»History Hack Male vs. Female and Beyond
Strangely enough there’s been a ton of things happening in the CSS history hacking world latel ...
»Private Investigator or Forensics Expert
What do I have in common with Magnum PI? What does id have in common with Dog the Bounty Hunter? W ...
»WebAppSec Survey Time Plus A Fast Approaching DefCon and Blackhat
Yup, it’s about that time again. Jeremiah has put up yet another webappsec professional surve ...
»Redirection Report
Brian Krebs had an interesting report over at the Washington Post that cited a report from Indiana.e ...
»Dialogs Of Doom
So maluc and I went down the rabbit hole (again) looking for ways to screen scrape across domains us ...


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»Powering Down?
»'YouTubing' Training Games
»U.S. Losing E-Gov Race
»Meyerrose to Leave ODNI
»Can You Trust Your Database?
»Internet Search: When More is Less?
»Malicious Thumb Drives in Justice
»Time for a Handheld Project Post Mortem
»Hot Insider Entries
»GSA becomes first civilian agency to implement IPv6
»Speculation: Meyerrose to Leave ODNI
»Paperless government? Only sometimes.
»Army CIO predicts two years of uncertainty in IT program funding
»British hacker’s extradition to U.S. held up
»The New Dynamics of Cyber War


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»S-371: CupsSYS Vulnerabilities
Several remote vulnerabilities have been discovered in the Common Unix Printing System (CUPS). The ...
»S-370: Afuse Vulnerability
It was discovered that afuse, an automounting file system in user-space, did not properly escape met ...
»S-369: BlackBerry Attachment Service PDF Distiller Vulnerability
The PDF Distiller service that is provided with BlackBerry Enterprise Server contains a vulnerabilit ...
»S-368: RealNetworks Vulnerabilities
RealPlayer contains a buffer overflow vulnerability that may allow an attacker to execute code on a ...
»S-367: Oracle Weblogic Apache Connector Vulnerability
An exploit has been public which may impact the availability, confidentiality or integrity of WebLog ...
»S-366: Gaim Vulnerability
It was discovered that Gaim, an multi-protocol instant messaging client, was vulnerable to several i ...
»S-365: Ruby 1.8 Vulnerabilities
Several vulnerabilities have been discovered in the interpreter for the Ruby language, which may lea ...
»S-364: ClamAV Vulnerabilities
A vulnerability in the ClamAV anti-virus toolkit's parsing of Petite-packed Win32 executables. The w ...
»S-363: libexslt Vulnerability
It was discovered that a buffer overflow in the RC4 functions of libexslt may lead to the execution ...
»S-362: OpenSC
It was discovered that OpenSC, a library and utilities to handle smart cards, would initialise smart ...
»S-361: Oracle Critical Patch Update - July 2008
Oracle has released a critical patch update for multiple security vulnerabilities. The risk is MEDI ...
»CIACTech08-003: Understanding Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
Cross-Site Scripting has become an increasingly prevalent attack vector that can be leveraged to per ...
»CIACTech08-002: Understanding Windows Hash Dumpers and Crackers
Windows hash dumping tools are often spotlighted as hacker tools that can somehow magically extract ...
»CIACTech08-001: Understanding PHP Exploits
Many websites use the PHP programming language to build web pages on the fly from individual files a ...
»CIACTech07-001: MOICE - Microsoft Office Isolated Conversion Environment
A common cyber attack is to send a user an Office document (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) containing mal ...


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