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News: SecurityReason

» PHP 5.2.6 Exploit (safe_mode bypass)

SecurityReason presents new exploit for "PHP 5.2.6 safe_mode bypass" issue. Exploit allow read file from another directory...

News: World

» Hackers target outsourced app development

Many firms fail to think about security when they outsource application development.

Three in five (60 per cent) organisations overlook procedures to mandate security in software development outsourcing, according to a study by analysts Quocirca. One in five (20 per cent) fail to consider security even when building applications in-house.

News: Virus

» Growing virus production taxes security firms

The volume - if not the variety - of malware samples has undergone almost exponential growth over the last three years.

Malware samples reached 5,490,960 in 2007, five times more than the 972,606 recorded in 2006; which was itself almost three times more than the 333,425 recorded in 2005. The figures, compiled by AV-Test.org, represent a growth in the number of variants of the same piece of malware rather than the creation of numerous new malware strains.

SecurityAlert: Mo nitor rss
alert24.07.2008 -

PHPizabi 0.848b C1 HFP1 Remote Code Execution Exploit

alert23.07.2008 -

Ultrastats <= 0.2.142 (players-detail.php) Blind SQL Injection Exploit

alert23.07.2008 -

[DSECRG-08-030] Claroline 1.8.9 Multiple Security Vulnerabilities

alert23.07.2008 -

PPMate PPMedia Class ActiveX Control Buffer Overflow PoC

alert23.07.2008 -

tplSoccerSite 1.0 Multiple Remote SQL Injection Vulnerabilities

WLB: Monitor         rss
alert24.07.2008 -

CAU-EX-2008-0002: Kaminsky DNS Cache Poisoning Flaw Exploit

alert24.07.2008 -

Kaminsky DNS Cache Poisoning Flaw Exploit for Domains

alert24.07.2008 -

CSRF (Cross-site Request Forgery) on Moodle edit profile page

alert24.07.2008 -

Vulnerability: SocialEngine (SocialEngine.net) high risk security flaw

alert24.07.2008 -

Outpost Security Suite Pro ver. 2009 Multiple vulnerabilities

ExploitAlert: Monitor rss
24.07.2008 -

Pre Survey Poll (default.asp catid) SQL Injection Vulnerability

24.07.2008 -

BIND 9.4.1-9.4.2 Remote DNS Cache Poisoning Flaw Exploit (meta)

24.07.2008 -

YouTube Blog 0.1 (RFI/SQL/XSS) Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities

23.07.2008 -

IntelliTamper 2.07 (server header) Remote Code Execution Exploit

23.07.2008 -

IntelliTamper 2.0.7 (html parser) Remote Buffer Overflow Exploit

Virus: Monitor

» 23 Jul 2008 JS/Dloadr-BOM

» 23 Jul 2008 Troj/Agent-HHC

» 23 Jul 2008 Troj/Delf-FAY

» 23 Jul 2008 Troj/FakeAV-AP

» 23 Jul 2008 Troj/Mdrop-BUB

» 23 Jul 2008 Troj/Rootkit-DC

» 23 Jul 2008 Troj/Spywad-AZ

» 23 Jul 2008 W32/Sality-AM

» 23 Jul 2008 Troj/Fakeav-AO

» 23 Jul 2008 Troj/Bckdr-QOM

Alert

*BSD libc (strfmon) Multiple vulnerabilities

high- 2008-03-25

Maksymilian Arciemowicz discovered a Integer Overflow vulnerability in the libc library "strfmon()" function.A vulnerability could allow an attacker who successfully exploits this vulnerability to take control of the affected *BSD systems.

Apache rss

» Apache-SSL memory
   disclosure

» Apache mod_negotiation
   Xss and Http Response
   Splitting

» Apache (mod_status)
   Refresh Header - Open
   Redirector (XSS)

» Apache (mod_proxy_ftp)
   Undefined Charset UTF-7
   XSS Vulnerability

PHP rss

» PHP 5.2.6 chdir(),ftok()
   (standard ext) safe_mode
   bypass

» PHP 5.2.6 posix_access()
   (posix ext) safe_mode
   bypass

» PHP 5.2.5 and prior :
   *printf() functions
   Integer Overflow

» PHP 5.2.5 cURL safe_mode
   bypass

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