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[nisr@nextgenss.com: Patch available for
multiple critical flaws in Oracle]

[nisr@nextgenss.com: Patch available for
multiple critical flaws in Oracle]
09/01/2004 04:58 PM

David Ahmad (Sep 01 2004)




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According to Heise Security, "Computer hackers could evade SP2's new security features and infect a computer that uses Windows with a virus or a worm." Heise further explains that Windows also does not source information properly if files are overwritten so that it can "be tricked to execute files from the Internet" without sparking a warning, even if users install the new SP2 update.

A Microsoft spokesperson addressed the warning by saying, "Microsoft has investigated these reports and is not aware of any instance in which an attacker could specifically bypass the service in email or a Web browser to allow a malicious attacker access to a user's system. We continue to encourage customers to review and install Windows XP SP2."

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After releasing their much awaited preview release of Firefox 1.0, the Mozilla Foundation has issued a warning about seven critical security issues with three of its flagship products.

Any product versions prior to Mozilla 1.7.3, Firefox 1.0PR and Thunderbird 0.8 are considered vulnerable. Mozilla recommends that all users upgrade their affected software to prevent exploitation of their systems.

All current releases of mentioned software are considered "patched" against these new found vulnerabilities. Users of affected software should download the most recent version of their products as soon as possible to ensure their continued safe functionality.


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RealNetworks has issued patches to four vulnerabiliites in its RealPlayer media software, some of which could allow an attacker to run unauthorized code on the user's computer.

The most serious of the bugs, which affects RealPlayers on the Windows, Macintosh and Linux operating systems, takes advantage of a bug in the RealText file format that is used in SMIL (Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language) files, according to Michael Sutton, director of iDefense's labs. "This is something that somebody could be vulnerable to without really taking much action. They could double click on a file, or go to a URL that somebody sent them in an mail."

Sutton has not yet seen anyone publicly release software that could take advantage of any of the four bugs, but researchers at iDefense labs in Reston, Va., have privately developed code that exploits the RealText vulnerability.

The other RealPlayer flaws could be triggered by malicious code inserted into MP3, AVI, (audio video interleaved) or RM (real media) files, and affect only the Windows version of RealPlayer, according to an advisory issued by RealNetworks.

Version 3 of the Rhapsody player for RealNetworks's online music service is also affected by one of the vulnerabilities, RealNetworks said.

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