Research In Motion (RIM) has released the patch for BlackBerry PDF flaw that could allow malicious code execution and compromise the enterprise server running the BlackBerry Attachment Service.
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A major security vulnerability in PDF distiller of the BlackBerry Attachment Service has been identified that could allow malicious code execution and compromise the enterprise server running the BlackBerry Attachment Service.
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Just five hours after its launch, a vulnerability in the new Firefox 3 has been reported which could result in an attacker executing arbitrary code.
According to the news by SANS Internet Storm Center, Adobe Flash Player version 9.0.124.0 has a vulnerability which is being actively exploited. Some earlier versions may also be affected.
This was also confirmed by Symantec that there are reported incidents of “Remote Code Execution Vulnerability” being exploited.
According to researchers at Core Security, the bugs discovered by them in the calendar application iCal in January are still not patched even though they promptly informed Apple about it.
The firm found three security flaws which may seriously jeopardize the user system if exploited.
In today’s world when more and more applications are going online there is a need for strong security testing to ensure application is hacker safe. Many organizations are increasingly reliant on web application development to deliver them competitive edge which means they are opening up their computer networks to outside world.
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A security think tank GNUCitizen says it has found a vulnerability in Apple’s QuickTime multimedia player that can be exploited remotely to compromise Windows Vista PCs upgraded to Service Pack 1, as well as XP SP2.
According to details published on the GNUCitizen.org blog, the exploit involves a maliciously crafted media file. When a user opens […]
Microsoft has released details about a massive web attack that happend on April 17, 2008. Hundreds of thousands of pages on legitimate domains—including several at the United Nations and in the UK government—were attacked. Many of these sites ended up serving malware by redirecting users to malicious pages using JavaScript and IFRAMES. Users’ PCs were […]
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