Latest security news.
Patch issued for OpenOffice.org WMF vulnerability, 01/04/07
A patch has been widely released for a vulnerability in the OpenOffice.org productivity suite, a problem rated as “highly critical” by one security vendor.
Imperva identifies AJAX flaw
Security vendor Imperva has identified a vulnerability in AJAX, which it says an attacker could use to compromise an application based on the Web scripting components that make up AJAX.
Acrobat Reader plugin vulnerable to attacks, 01/03/07
Security researchers are poring over what one vendor has called a “breathtaking” weakness in the Web browser plugin for Adobe Systems Inc.’s Acrobat Reader program, used to open the popular “.pdf” file format.
Podcast: Major Looming Threats for 2007, 01/03/07
Will YouTube become a major source of a computer virus in 2007? Will there be a significant ATM (automated teller machine) attack that cripples banking institutions? …
New product helps companies find documents needed in litigation, 01/03/07
Recommind, a maker of enterprise search products, is unveiling a version of its MindServer search and categorization platform today that makes it easier for companies to secure electronic files potentially needed in litigation.
The year ahead: Juggling IT risks, opportunities, 01/03/07
In 2007, IT executives will need to clearly evaluate risk as they weigh sometimes opposing proposals to bolster security, increase wireless connectivity, extend more business processes over the Internet and address regulatory requirements.
