[papers] – CVE-2012-1535: Adobe Flash Player Integer Overflow Vulnerability Analysis
CVE-2012-1535: Adobe Flash Player Integer Overflow Vulnerability Analysis
Tags: hhu, microsoft, obj-endobj, papers, player-integerSenator: Amazon.com pulls plug on WikiLeaks site after inquiries – Puget Sound Business Journal (blog)
LulzSec hack Sony and Nintendo: Microsoft next?
Telegraph.co.uk LulzSec hack Sony and Nintendo: Microsoft next? International Business Times Sony's PSN crisis began in mid-April when a group of, as yet unidentified, hackers breached the tech-giants online security. The attack left as many as 100 million PlayStation customers account and billing information compromised and forced Sony to ..
Tags: business, europe, microsoft, Security, techPost-PSN: Nintendo share Sony’s hacking plight – IBTimes
Reuters India Post- PSN : Nintendo share Sony's hacking plight IBTimes The attack was reportedly intended to demonstrate the ongoing weakness of Sony's online security even after the company's post-PSN crisis reforms. The PSN crisis occurred after a similar but unidentified group targeted Sony's PlayStation Network .
Tags: europe, microsoft, nintendo, sony, sony psnMicrosoft Warns Of ASP.Net Vulnerability In The Wild – Cryptographic Padding Attack
Posted by deepcore under m$ (No Respond)
There seems to be a fairly serious attack being exploited in the wild that targets vulnerable ASP.Net web applications, so far there is a temporary fix but no official announcement on when a patch will be issued. The next scheduled patches should be pushed out on October 12th. If you had set up your server […]
Tags: ASPNet, Attack, Cryptographic, microsoft, Padding, Vulnerability, WarnsHackers Strike Back Against Microsoft
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Angered by Microsoft’s recent criticism of third-party security researchers, a group of hackers says it will begin anonymously releasing proof-of-concept exploit code for Microsoft vulnerabilities in retaliation.
Tags: microsoft, proof-of-conceptHackers exploit second DirectShow zero-day using thousands of hijacked sites
Thousands of legitimate Web sites hacked over the weekend are launching drive-by attacks using an exploit of a second critical unpatched vulnerability in Windows’ DirectShow component, a Danish security company said today.According to CSIS Security Group, the bug is in an ActiveX control, the “msvidctl.dll” file, that streams video content.
Tags: 0day, microsoft