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Zero Day - 21 hours ago
People seemed to get into a tizzy about Apple posting an announcement recommending Anti-Virus software for Macs. Even though it was retracted, I do think that Apple priming Mac users for the eventuality of widespread …
Also tagged: research, apple, malware, anti virus, punditocracy, viruses and worms
Zero Day - 21 hours ago
* Ryan Naraine is traveling. Guest editorial by Mike Rothman Given that this blog is called “Zero Day,” I think it’s fitting that I’m calling for most security professionals to ignore most of what comes out of the …
Also tagged: malware, anti virus, data theft, vulnerability research, zero day attacks, punditocracy, responsible disclosure, pen testing, patch watch, arbitrary code execution, complex attacks
Zero Day - Nov 27, 2008
Playing catch-up with Google’s Safe Browsing diagnostic, Google’s warnings for potentially hackable sites, and Yahoo’s SearchScan introduced through their partnership with McAfee, Microsoft’s Live Search has updated …
Also tagged: microsoft, malware, browsers, hackers, passwords, anti virus, botnets, spyware and adware, arbitrary code execution
Zero Day - Nov 27, 2008
Microsoft’s Security Response Center and McAfee are warning on increased network scanning activity during the last couple of days courtesy of the very latest W32/Conficker.worm exploiting the already patched MS08-067 …
Also tagged: microsoft, malware, hackers, passwords, anti virus, botnets, vulnerability research, viruses and worms, pen testing, patch watch, arbitrary code execution
Zero Day - Nov 27, 2008
Following the speculations on the resurrection of what’s thought to be an already fixed Gmail flaw which could assist in domain name hijackings, yesterday Google commented that their investigation indicated that the …
Also tagged: web 2 0, google, privacy, browsers, hackers, passwords, data theft, spam and phishing
Zero Day - Nov 21, 2008
Under sustained attack from what is described as a rapidly spreading network worm, the U.S. army has banned the use of USB sticks, CDs, flash media cards, and all other removable data storage devices, according to …
Also tagged: malware, browsers, anti virus, data theft, rootkits, viruses and worms, spyware and adware, locally running web servers
Zero Day - Nov 20, 2008
Microsoft today announced plans to kill its Windows Live OneCare PC care and security suite and replace it with a free anti-malware utility. The new product, code-named “Morro,” will be designed for a smaller footprint …
Also tagged: malware, browsers, anti virus, data theft, rootkits, viruses and worms, arbitrary code execution
Zero Day - Nov 18, 2008
Buried in today’s flurry of feel-good Adobe news is this less flattering nugget: Adobe AIR is vulnerable to several critical vulnerabilities that could expose users to code execution attacks. The company released AIR …
Also tagged: web 2 0, flash, adobe, malware, browsers, java, passwords, data theft, responsible disclosure, patch watch, arbitrary code execution
Zero Day - Nov 15, 2008
Two weeks after the OpenOffice.org team shipped patches for code execution flaws in office suite, Sun Micrososystems has followed up with a high-priority update for StarOffice, which is based on the open-source code …
Also tagged: linux, open source, browsers, passwords, sun microsystems, data theft, pen testing, arbitrary code execution
Zero Day - Nov 14, 2008
Mozilla has released a new version of its flagship Firefox browser to fix a total of 11 vulnerabilities that expose users to code execution, information stealing or denial-of-service attacks. Four of the 11 flaws …
Also tagged: firefox, linux, malware, browsers, mozilla, vulnerability research, responsible disclosure, patch watch, denial of service dos, arbitrary code execution