US government, companies warn of critical Oracle flaws
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U.S. government, companies warn of
critical Oracle flaws
U.S. government, companies warn of
critical Oracle flaws
09/03/2004 06:30 PMUS-CERT has issued an alert citing several security flaws in Oracle
products that could be used to shut down or take control of vulnerable
systems or to corrupt or steal data from Oracle databases.
Security pros warn of critical flaws in
Kerberos
Security pros warn of critical flaws in
Kerberos
09/01/2004 06:49 PMZDNet Sep 1 2004 10:27PM GMT
Security pros warn of critical flaws in
Kerberos (cont.)
Security pros warn of critical flaws in
Kerberos (cont.)
09/01/2004 07:17 PMVulnerabilities in technology widely used for network authentication
leave computers open to attack.
Multiple critical flaws identified in
Oracle
Multiple critical flaws identified in
Oracle
08/05/2004 01:56 AMDirect and Related Links
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“Thirty-four vulnerabilities — the majority of them
critical — have been identified in multiple versions of
Oracle’s database server. “Most of the flaws are
critical,” said David Litchfield, a researcher at UK-based
NGSSoftware, whose company discovered the flaws. “One allows an
attacker to gain control of the database server without a userID or
password. Others allow low-privileged users (i.e. those that do have a
userID and password) to gain complete control of the database
server.”…
Patch available for multiple critical
flaws in Oracle
Patch available for multiple critical
flaws in Oracle
09/05/2004 10:10 PMNGSSoftware Insight Security Research (Aug 31 2004)
[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 PMDavid Ahmad (Sep 01 2004)
State AGs to warn file-sharing companies
State AGs to warn file-sharing companies
08/05/2004 12:41 PMTop state cops want P2P companies to add more protections for privacy,
property.
State AGs warn file-sharing companies
State AGs warn file-sharing companies
08/05/2004 03:47 PMTop state cops cite child-porn users and privacy, copyright concerns
in critical letter to P2P firms.
Companies warn of mass Trojan
distribution
Companies warn of mass Trojan
distribution
07/13/2004 03:52 PMAntivirus and e-mail security companies sent out warnings on Tuesday
about a new Trojan horse program that they claim is being mass
distributed on the Internet using unsolicited commercial, or spam,
e-mail.
States warn file-sharing companies
States warn file-sharing companies
08/06/2004 08:03 PMglobetechnology.com Aug 7 2004 0:53AM GMT
Antivirus companies warn about Bagle.AG
threat
Antivirus companies warn about Bagle.AG
threat
07/19/2004 01:05 PMNetwork administrators returning to work after the weekend can enjoy a
fresh Bagle with their coffee -- and no, it's not that kind of bagel.
On Monday, antivirus companies warned of another virulent new version
of the Bagle e-mail worm, dubbed Bagle.AG.
Critical flaws in IE and Outlook
discovered
Critical flaws in IE and Outlook
discovered
04/01/2005 12:12 PMVulnerabilities allow for remote code execution, creating the
potential for attackers to install backdoor Trojans.
New Critical Flaws Discovered in Windows
New Critical Flaws Discovered in Windows
12/30/2004 06:28 AMhttp://www.wininformant.com/inc/images/WinInfo/security_temperature.gi
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Microsoft warns of critical flaws
Microsoft warns of critical flaws
07/15/2004 05:17 AMWindows users are being urged to update their PCs after critical flaws
were found in some Microsoft programs.
US-CERT: Critical Flaws in libpng
US-CERT: Critical Flaws in libpng
08/05/2004 10:21 AMMultiple vulnerabilities in the popular PNG reference library puts
users at risk of malicious hacker attacks.
Critical flaws plague Kerberos
Critical flaws plague Kerberos
09/02/2004 08:15 AMZDNet Sep 2 2004 12:09PM GMT
Security Experts to Microsoft: SP2 Has
Critical Flaws
Security Experts to Microsoft: SP2 Has
Critical Flaws
08/20/2004 06:23 AMGerman Internet security experts Heise Security have discovered what
it calls two "flaws" in Service Pack 2. Microsoft has said
its Service Pack 2 offers users the latest security
"innovations," but Internet security experts said hackers
could exploit cracks in SP2 defences to exploit a user's computer.
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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More InformationRead full story...Symantec patches critical firewall flaws
Symantec patches critical firewall flaws
05/13/2004 09:35 AMZDNet May 13 2004 1:36PM GMT
Microsoft patches three critical browser
flaws
Microsoft patches three critical browser
flaws
07/30/2004 03:44 PMThe software giant hopes that the trifecta of fixes will lasso the
Download.Ject Trojan horse.
Symantec patches four critical firewall
flaws
Symantec patches four critical firewall
flaws
05/13/2004 09:40 AMCritical Flaws Affront Microsoft's
FrontPage
Critical Flaws Affront Microsoft's
FrontPage
09/26/2002 10:41 AMThe software giant warns that vulnerability in its FrontPage Extension
Server could allow an attacker to crash your servers or run any code.
Critical Flaws Found In Mozilla Products
Critical Flaws Found In Mozilla Products
09/15/2004 03:45 PMAfter 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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Internetnews.comRead full story...Critical Flaws Flagged in Mozilla,
Thunderbird
Critical Flaws Flagged in Mozilla,
Thunderbird
09/15/2004 01:54 PMThe open-source project plugs vulnerabilities in its Web browser and
e-mail client.
Patches issued for critical RealPlayer
flaws
Patches issued for critical RealPlayer
flaws
06/24/2005 06:55 PMRealNetworks 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.
More information on the vulnerabilities can be found here:
http://service.real.com/help/faq/security/050623_player/EN/
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Real Patches Critical Media Player Flaws
Real Patches Critical Media Player Flaws
06/11/2004 02:49 PMChinese firm finds critical flaws in
Windows
Chinese firm finds critical flaws in
Windows
12/24/2004 12:40 PMZDNet Dec 24 2004 12:02AM GMT
Microsoft Airs Critical Identity
Spoofing Flaws
Microsoft Airs Critical Identity
Spoofing Flaws
09/05/2002 10:28 AMUPDATE: Once again, Microsoft is forced to whip up a slew of patches;
this time, flaws that enable perpetrators to spoof Web sites are
deemed 'critical.'
Unscheduled Security Update Fixes
Critical IE Flaws
Unscheduled Security Update Fixes
Critical IE Flaws
07/30/2004 05:42 PMMicrosoft issues a cumulative update that addresses three critical
vulnerabilities related to graphics files and cross-domain execution.
"After coming back from a critical legal
conference, I find that the US
government are going back to spying on
people who disagree with government
policy"
"After coming back from a critical legal
conference, I find that the US
government are going back to spying on
people who disagree with government
policy"
02/10/2004 02:52 AMPatch Tuesday Brings Fixes for 2
Critical Security Flaws
Patch Tuesday Brings Fixes for 2
Critical Security Flaws
07/15/2004 12:17 AM“Microsoft patched two critical flaws in its software in a batch
of seven security bulletins released today [Tuesday] as part of the
company’s monthly ‘Patch Tuesday.’ Each of the two
critical flaws could allow an attacker to take complete control of a
Windows computer over the Internet. “
Real Patches Critical Media Player Flaws
(PC World)
Real Patches Critical Media Player Flaws
(PC World)
06/11/2004 09:49 AMPC World - Security holes could allow attackers to run malicious code.
Lawyers advise companies to wait for SCO
outcome, warn of open source risk
Lawyers advise companies to wait for SCO
outcome, warn of open source risk
05/17/2004 07:36 AM They have no doubt that in the end, Linux will live on and the
intellectual property issues around it will be resolved when the SCO
Group lawsuits have finally settled. But corporate IP attorneys are
reluctant to tell anyone not to worry about the Utah company's
infringement claims and the highlighted risks of using open source.
E-government GBP220m funding is ignoring
local needs, warn IT users
E-government GBP220m funding is ignoring
local needs, warn IT users
02/15/2004 10:25 PMComputer Weekly Feb 16 2004 2:15AM GMT
Critical Oracle flaw found
Critical Oracle flaw found
12/11/2003 09:38 AMPersonal Computer World Dec 11 2003 9:10AM ET
Oracle issues critical patches
Oracle issues critical patches
04/16/2005 02:44 AMOptusNet Apr 16 2005 6:16AM GMT
Linux goes mission-critical for Danish
government
Linux goes mission-critical for Danish
government
09/23/2004 11:51 PM34 flaws found in Oracle database
software
34 flaws found in Oracle database
software
08/03/2004 05:47 PMOracle is getting ready to announce fixes for 34 flaws in its database
software that were recently discovered by a British security firm.
Oracle plans to patch peck of flaws
Oracle plans to patch peck of flaws
08/03/2004 09:28 PMThe database software maker has worked to fix more than 30 bugs for
seven months, security researcher says.
Oracle plans to patch pack of flaws
Oracle plans to patch pack of flaws
08/04/2004 03:10 AMZDNet Australia Aug 4 2004 7:37AM GMT
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