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Snort update fixes security hole
Attackers could exploit a flaw in the open source IDS to gain unauthorized network access, security firms warn. But a fix is available. Article | 18 Oct 2005
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Security Bytes: New malware targets Skype users
In other news, a Microsoft patch causes problems while a Lynx flaw affects Red Hat and Ubuntu Linux distributions. Article | 18 Oct 2005
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Symantec fixes 'critical' Veritas flaw
Attackers could launch malicious code by exploiting a security hole in Veritas NetBackup servers and clients. But Symantec has released a fix. Article | 13 Oct 2005
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Don't discount software distribution sites as attack vectors
There's a potential downside to update sites, which offer virtually untapped riches to bad guys wanting to compromise your network. Just ask the author. Article | 11 Oct 2005
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September sees surge in IM threats
Instant messaging programs are becoming a favorite target among malicious code writers, according to one security vendor. Article | 03 Oct 2005
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Symantec threat report: A closer look
Details of the enterprise security provider's latest customer data. Article | 19 Sep 2005
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ISP liability: Does the bot stop here?
In the first of a two-part analysis of ISPs' culpability in the growing number of compromised computers, legal experts explain why mandating more traffic controls is a bad idea. Article | 08 Sep 2005
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UPDATED: Zotob exploits Microsoft Windows flaw
Security experts are worried by how fast Zotob was developed to exploit Microsoft Windows' Plug and Play flaw. A more damaging worm could be launched with equal speed. Article | 14 Aug 2005
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Fixes, workaround for Kerberos 5 vulnerability
A security hole could be exploited to launch malicious code. But there are fixes and a workaround. Article | 21 Dec 2004
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Infected ad banners exploit IE's IFRAME flaw
Experts recommend IE users switch to another browser or disable Active Scripting to guard against infected ad banners exploiting the IFRAME vulnerability. Article | 22 Nov 2004
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