Description of the security update for Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Service Pack 1 Redistributable Package: July 28, 2009

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WebVision 2.1 (news.php n) Remote SQL Injection Exploit

Exploit for unknown platform in category web applications ======================================================= WebVision 2.1 news.php n Remote SQL Injection Exploit ======================================================= !/usr/bin/perl -w WebVision 2.1 n Remote SQL Injection Exploit Demo :...

WebVision 2.1 - 'news.php?n' SQL Injection

!/usr/bin/perl -w WebVision 2.1 n Remote SQL Injection Exploit Demo : http://www.webdev4all.nl/demowebsite/ Dork : Webdevelopment Tinx-IT Dork2: Copyright © 2006-2008 Tinx-IT and open your mind admin panel : www.target.com/path/cms Found by : Mr.tro0oqy E-mail : [email protected] special thank...

Microsoft Plugs Critical Windows, IE Vulnerabilities

Microsoft today released six bulletins with fixes for at least nine documented security vulnerabilities in a range of products that put users at risk of malicious hacker attacks. At least two of the vulnerabilities are currently being attacked in the wild so it’s imperative that Windows users and...

iPhone 3G S still not enterprise-ready

From Computerworld Matt Hamblen The new iPhone 3G S boasts remote data wipe, hardware-based encryption and tethering of the device to a laptop that would seem to please business users interested in protecting data and enhancing productivity. But no, those steps are not good enough for widespread...

Microsoft warns of dangerous DirectShow flaw, attacks

Microsoft today warned that hackers are using rigged QuickTime media files to exploit an unpatched vulnerability in DirectShow, the APIs used by Windows programs for multimedia support. The company has activated its security response process to deal with the zero-day attacks has issued a pre-patc...

IT staffs pressured to relax Web security

From SearchSecurity.com Rob Westervelt IT managers are under pressure from the top executives in their organizations to relax their policies on Web security in order to make users more productive. A new survey of more than 1,000 IT managers found that sales and marketing personnel also are leanin...

Counterpoint: The need for a cybersecurity czar is real

As everyone prepares to examine the results of the Obama Administration’s cyber-security review, one of the largest issues in play remains to what extent the White House will embrace recommendations to create a Cabinet-level position to address the matter or some role superior to today’s “cyber...

Patch Tuesday barrage: A bad case of amnesia

Yesterday was a perfect example of the lack of communication between software vendors and their customers about security. Three vendors released major patches for serious bugs, all within hours of each other. You would think that customers would be a high priority for all vendors, especially in...

How employees evade IT security controls

Prior to January of 2007, I had very little exposure to the vast array of applications that employees use while at work. Sure, I used IM, webmail and listened to music online, but I was being paid to do a job, not entertain myself. After joining Palo Alto Networks, and analyzing 18 months worth o...

Critical infrastructure security still lagging

The interdependencies and interconnections of the networks that run the country’s critical infrastructure assets such as water, power and gas have created a dangerously fragile system in which security is just now becoming a priority, experts say. For years the priorities for these networks have...

Economy, SMB security to dominate at RSA Conference

As a security show, the RSA Conference leaves a lot to be desired. Its technical sessions carry an uncomfortable load of marketing baggage and don’t have either the cachet or entertaining edge of those at Black Hat or CanSecWest. Anyone will tell you that the real business of RSA is happening off...

The most important questions to ask your MSSP

From SearchMidmarketSecurity Mike Chapple Many SMB IT administrators face a serious challenge when it comes to delivering serious security to their users. They may not have the budget or expertise they need and outsourcing can be expensive and troublesome if it’s not approached in the right way. ...

[Positive Technologies SA 2009-01] PGP Desktop Pgpdisk.sys And Pgpwded.sys Multiple Vulnerabilities

---------------------------------------------------------------------- PT-2009-01 Positive Technologies Security Advisory PGP Desktop Pgpdisk.sys And Pgpwded.sys Multiple Vulnerabilities ---------------------------------------------------------------------- --- Affected Software PGP Desktop 9.9.0...

Unfixed XSS vulnerability at it-s.visti.net

Security researcher SaMTHG, has submitted on 13/04/2009 a cross-site-scripting XSS vulnerability affecting it-s.visti.net, which at the time of submission ranked 458331 on the web according to Alexa. We manually validated and published a mirror of this vulnerability on 30/06/2009. It is currently...

Chance-i DiViS-Web DVR System ActiveX Control Heap Overflow PoC

Exploit for unknown platform in category dos / poc =============================================================== Chance-i DiViS-Web DVR System ActiveX Control Heap Overflow PoC =============================================================== Digital Security Research Group DSecRG Advisory...

[DSECRG-09-030] PrecisionID Datamatrix ActiveX control - Arbitrary File overwriting

Digital Security Research Group DSecRG Advisory DSECRG-09-030 !!! original advisory !!! http://dsecrg.com/pages/vul/DSECRG-09-030.html Application: PrecisionID activeX controls Versions Affected: Vendor URL: http://PrecisionID.com Bugs: Arbitrary File overwriting Exploits: YES Reported: 03.03.200...

In weak economy, IT pros could turn to e-crime

By Jeremy Kirk, IDG News Service Enterprises increasingly feel their employees will be more willing to steal data or sell insider knowledge due to the poor economy, according to an annual security survey infoworld.com conducted by KPMG. Sixty-six percent of respondents felt that out-of-work IT...

Mobile security can no longer be ignored

By Paul F. Roberts, The 451 Group Starting this week at the annual CanSecWest conference in Vancouver, British Columbia, some of the world’s best hackers will crack their knuckles and get to work on a different kind of problem: hacking mobile devices including Apple’s über popular iPhone. The...

Microsoft's Threat Management Gateway is a mixed bag

Microsoft’s initial move into the security products market, the ISA Server, has evolved well beyond its firewall roots. Now known as the Threat Management Gateway, the product is being positioned as a comprehensive Web security gateway. But as Eric Ogren writes in his review of the Threat...