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New exploit targets corporate CA users
An exploit specifically targeting corporate Computer Associates users has been created some three weeks after a critical vulnerability
was identified. The attack uses an ActiveX Control buffer overflow vulnerability present in 21 CA products, including BrightStor
ARCServe Backup for Laptops and Desktops, Unicentre Remote Control, Software Delivery, Asset Management, Desktop Management
Bundle and Desktop Management Suite. Computerworld, 04/01/08.
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Mandriva, Gentoo patch CUPS vulnerabilities
Multiple flaws have been found in CUPS, the most serious of which could be exploited to run malicious code on an affected machine. Both Gentoo and Mandriva are out with patches for the problem.
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Two new patches from Debian:
iceweasel (multiple flaws)
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Two new updates from rPath:
Firefox (multiple flaws)
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Today's malware news:
Mebroot Spreading through High-Traffic, Compromised Web Sites
Symantec is tracking more and more high-traffic Web sites that become compromised and then used to spread malicious code.
After the breach our MSS team spotted out on Tata, we have been notified of another Web site with a similar issue. Symantec
Security Response blog, 04/02/08.
Office exploit hits the street
Attack code that targets a recently patched vulnerability in Microsoft Corp.'s Office suite has gone public, a security company
said today as it urged users to update immediately. Computerworld, 03/31/08.
Stormy April Fool's Day
A wave of April Fool's Day related Storm mails have just been sent out. Similar as the other times with a link that points
to an IP address. F-Secure blog, 03/31/08.
Unusual banking trojan found today
We've seen tons of banking trojans lately, but now we've run into something quite unique. This new banking trojan was found
today from a drive-by-download site. We've added detection for it as Win32.Pril.A. It not only infects the MBR of the machine,
but also reflashes the boot code in the Flash BIOS, making disinfection problematic. F-Secure blog, 04/01/08.
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