Internet Protocol Security for Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Internet Protocol Security for Microsoft Windows Server 200304/28/2004 02:43 PM The Microsoft Windows Server 2003 operating system includes an
implementation of the Internet Engineering Task Force’s Internet
Protocol security (IPSec). IPSec, which is also included in Windows
2000 and Windows XP, provides network managers with a key line of
defense in protecting their networks. IPSec exists below the Transport
layer, so its security services are transparently inherited by
applications. IPSec provides the protections of data integrity, data
origin authentication, data confidentiality, and replay protection
without having to upgrade applications or train users.
Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Microsoft ISA Server 2000
Microsoft Windows "desktop.ini" Arbitrary File Execution Vulnerability
Microsoft Windows "desktop.ini" Arbitrary File Execution Vulnerability05/18/2004 01:31 PM Roozbeh Afrasiabi has reported a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows,
which can be exploited by malicious, local users to gain escalated
privileges. The problem is that "desktop.ini" files may contain CLSID
references to arbitrary executables in the "[.ShellClassInfo]"
section. This can be exploited to execute arbitrary files with another
user's privileges when the user browses a folder containing a
malicious "desktop.ini" file.
Vulns: Business Objects WebIntelligence Remote File Name HTML Injection Vulnerability
Vulns: iPlanet Messaging Server HTML Attachment Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability
Vulns: iPlanet Messaging Server HTML Attachment Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability06/07/2004 04:04 PM SecurityFocus Jun 7 2004 8:10PM GMT Grok Description matches for Vulns: Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Protocol Server Key Verification Vulnerability GrokA matches for Vulns: Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Protocol Server Key Verification Vulnerability
Vulns: Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Protocol Server Key Verification Vulnerability
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