Mozilla blocklists Java on older Mac OS X systems |
Mozilla Combines Social API and WebRTC |
Mozilla Firefox 1.5.0.8 and Thunderbird 1.5.0.8 Released |
Mozilla Firefox 2 officially released |
Mozilla Firefox vulnerabilities and upgrade |
Mozilla Foundation Security Advisory 2015-112 |
Mozilla gives CAs a chance to come clean about certificate policy violations |
Mozilla Launches Firefox OS 3.0 Simulator |
Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5 Release |
Mozilla's Firefox update fixes three critical holes |
MP Seeking To Outlaw Written Accounts of Child Abuse |
MplayerX Leaving Mac App Store |
MS 06-034 Update |
MS 06-034 woes? |
MS Advisory on the Vulnerability in RDP; Port 3389; FormMail Attempts |
MS Black Tuesday? |
MS Desktop Search add-on vulnerabilities - Trustworty Computing gone too far |
MS genuinely surprised 250,000 unique systems infected with Alcan.B |
MS Help For SP2 Setup Problems, The Phishin' Hole, Follow the Bouncing Malware, Part II |
MS Monthly Updates Released |
MS November Security Bulletin Advance Notification |
MS Office 2013 - New Macro Controls - Sorta ... |
MS Office buffer overflow vuln, still more botnets, and don't be a baddie, be a goodie!, 2004 SANS Top 20 List |
MS Office vulnerabilities (-058, -059, -060, -062) |
MS Patch Tuesday Advance Notice |
MS Responds to IE Vulnerabilites With Patch |
MS Security Alert Advanced Notice, Cisco PIX Source Code Reported Stolen, Open Letter to Anti-Virus Software Companies |
MS SMB zero-day? |
MS to Release Update on Jan 10 |
MS tool to help ensure that your application does not have administrator access as a dependency |
MS Update to MS06-015 and a Separate Fix for AEC.SYS Issue |
MS Windows Memory Allocation Denial of Service Via RPC |
MS04-007 Exploit released |
MS04-009 Upgraded to Critical, Disable Outlook HTML Parser, 'Phatbot', NetSky Day |
MS04-028 PoCs and Exploits released / UPDATE: Snort Rules |
MS04-028 Proof of Concept Rumors; Beyond Patching; Mailbag |
MS04-028 Public Exploit Attempts, VENDORS TAKE NOTE, Contacting ISC |
MS05-019 update troubleshooting; Practicing safe forwarding in BIND; 9999/TCP spike;TCPDump Buffer Overflows; MS05-020 POC Released;Spyware Lawsuit |
MS05-036 Color Management Exploit Code in Wild; mod_jrun exploit scanning from Europe; Insecure by Design |
MS05-039 Worm in the wild |
MS05-044 Folder View for FTP Sites - mailbag item |
MS05-044 Windows FTP Client File Transfer Location Tampering |
MS05-045: Network connection Manager DoS |
MS05-046 Client Service for NetWare Vulnerability |
MS05-047 Vulnerability in PnP Could Allow Remote Code Execution |
MS05-048 CDO Object Remote Code Execution |
MS05-049 Windows Shell Vulnerability |
MS05-050 Vulnerability in DirectShow |
MS05-051 (MSDTC) Malware / Port 1025 |
MS05-051 exploit info and rumors |
MS05-051 exploit spotted |
MS05-051 POC Exploit |
MS05-051 Vulnerabilities in MSDTC and COM+ |
MS05-052 Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (896688) |
MS05-053 - More Graphic Rendering Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities |
MS06-005 proof of concept exploit released |
MS06-011 Updated |
MS06-015 will not provide patch for windows 98 and ME. |
MS06-021: Internet Explorer patch |
MS06-022: buffer overflow in ART image rendering library |
MS06-023: Microsoft's JScript remote code execution |
MS06-024: buffer overflow in windows media player |
MS06-025: RRAS arbitrary code execution |
MS06-026: Graphics Rendering Engine / Remote Code Execution |
MS06-027: MS Word object pointer / Remote Code Execution |
MS06-028: PowerPoint malformed record / Remote Code Execution |
MS06-029: Script injection through Exchange/OWA |
MS06-030: Microsoft SMB Vulnerabilities |
MS06-031: RPC Mutual Authentication Vulnerability |
MS06-032: Source routing buffer overflow |
MS06-034 - unchecked IIS buffer vulnerability in ASP files processing |
MS06-035 - Patch now! |
MS06-036 - unchecked buffer Vulnerability in DHCP Client Service Could Allow Remote Code Execution (914388) |
MS06-039: vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office GIF and PNG parsers |
MS06-040 and MS06-042 updates |
MS06-040 exploit(s) publicly available |
MS06-040 wgareg / wgavm update |
MS06-040 Worm |
MS06-040: BOLO -- Be On the LookOut |
MS06-040: Server Service |
MS06-041: Vulnerability in DNS Resolution Could Allow Remote Code Execution (920683) |
MS06-042 and CA Unicenter Service Desk |
MS06-042 and IE 6.0 SP1 issues |
MS06-042: Internet Explorer Rollup Patch |
MS06-043: Vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Could Allow Remote Code Execution (920214) |
MS06-044: Microsoft Management Console Cross Site Scripting. |
MS06-045: Windows Explorer Remote Code Excution Vulnerability |
MS06-046: HTML Help Remote Code Execution |
MS06-047: Office & Visual Basic for Application |
MS06-048: Microsoft Office Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities |
MS06-049 re-release |
MS06-049: W2k Kernel Bug |
MS06-050: Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows Hyperlink Object Library Could Allow Remote Code Execution (920670) |
MS06-051: Vulnerability in Windows Kernel |
MS06-053 revisited ? |
MS06-056: ASP.NET XSS Information Disclosure Vulnerability (moderate) |
MS06-057: Vulnerability in Windows Shell Could Allow Remote Code Execution (926043) |
MS06-061 |
MS06-061: XSLT/MSXML Buffer Overflow Code Execution Vulnerability (moderate) |
MS06-063: Mailslot DoS (Server service) |
MS06-064: Vulnerabilities in IPv6 |
MS06-065: Remote Code Excution in Windows Object Packager |
MS06-066: Netware Client Service Buffer Overflow |
MS06-067: Internet Explorer DirectAnimation and HTML Rendering Vulnerability |
MS06-068: Microsoft Agent |
MS06-069: Adobe Flash Player |
MS06-070 Remote Exploit |
MS06-070: Workstation service |
MS06-071 is available via SUS 1.0 |
MS06-071: MSXML Core Services |
MS06-072: Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (925454) |
MS06-073: WMI Object Broker Vulnerability (CVE-2006-4704) |
MS06-074: SNMP Buffer Overflow (CVE2006-5583) |
MS06-075: csrss local privilege escalation (CVE-2006-5585) |
MS06-076: Windows Address Book Contact Record flaw (CVE-2006-2386) |
MS06-077: Remote Installation Service (RIS) remote exploit |
MS06-078: 2 Windows Media Format Vulnerabilities (CVE-2006-4702, CVE-2006-6134) |
MS12-045 - Critical : Vulnerability in Microsoft Data Access Components Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2698365) - Version: 1.2 |
MS12-052 - Critical : Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (2722913) - Version: 1.1 |
MS12-060 - Critical : Vulnerability in Windows Common Controls Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2720573) - Version: 1.1 |
MS12-062 - Important : Vulnerability in System Center Configuration Manager Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2741528) - Version: 1.1 |
MS12-066 - Important : Vulnerability in HTML Sanitization Component Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2741517) - Version: 1.2 |
MS12-069 - Important : Vulnerability in Kerberos Could Allow Denial of Service (2743555) - Version: 1.1 |
MS12-072 - Critical : Vulnerabilities in Windows Shell Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2727528) - Version: 1.1 |
MS12-073 - Moderate : Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) Could Allow Information Disclosure (2733829) - Version: 2.0 |
MS13-004 - Important : Vulnerabilities in .NET Framework Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2769324) - Version: 2.0 |
MS13-005 - Important : Vulnerability in Windows Kernel-Mode Driver Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2778930) - Version: 1.1 |
MS13-005 - Important : Vulnerability in Windows Kernel-Mode Driver Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (2778930) - Version: 1.2 |
MS13-006 - Important : Vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Could Allow Security Feature Bypass (2785220) - Version: 1.1 |
MS13-009 - Critical : Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (2792100) - Version: 1.1 |
MS13-010 - Critical : Vulnerability in Vector Markup Language Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2797052) - Version: 1.1 |
MS13-038 - Critical : Security Update for Internet Explorer (2847204) - Version: 1.1 |
MS13-040 - Important : Vulnerabilities in .NET Framework Could Allow Spoofing (2836440) - Version: 1.1 |
MS13-044 - Important : Vulnerability in Microsoft Visio Could Allow Information Disclosure (2834692) - Version: 1.1 |
MS13-048 - Important : Vulnerability in Windows Kernel Could Allow Information Disclosure (2839229) - Version: 1.1 |
MSFT Patches / DrudgeReport headline - ...huge computer attack... |
MSFT Reaches Out To Hackers: 'Do Epic $#!+' |
MSIE DirectAnimation ActiveX 0-day update |
MSIE IE7 Popup Address Bar Spoofing Vulnerability |
MSIE 'Sploit du Jour |
MSIE: One patched, one pops up again (setslice) |
MSN Messenger; Notable Activity on Port 903, 1063, 1978; Steps to Beat Phishing |
MSN-Worms exploit MS pif filter vulnerability |
MSRC Blog Entry about POC of MS06-035 |
MSXML 4.0 exploit in the wild |
MTBF Blues |
Multinationals in China fear IP theft by local staff |
Multi-platform spyware penetrates smartphones and VMs |
MultiPlatform/MultiBrowser Java Vuln, Yo! Microsoft!, Open Letter To Anti-Virus Software Companies - A Response, No Bounce |
Multiple anti-virus software evasion |
Multiple Cisco Products affected by IKEv1 Vulnerability |
Multiple DoS Vulnerabilities in Wireshark |
Multiple Exploits Avaliable for MS06-005 and MS06-006 |
Multiple Exploits targeting Microsoft MS-04-011 vulnerabilities threaten networks. |
Multiple Greeting Card scams; MSFT time server; Sober next Monday; Netscape 8.01; Pharming |
Multiple Linksys WRT54G Vulnerabilities |
Multiple security vulnerabilities in Secure Elements Class 5 AVR (EVM) |
Multiple Studies Show Used Electronics Exports To Third World Mostly Good |
Multiple vulnerabilities fixed in Firefox, Thunderbird and Seamonkey |
Multiple vulnerabilities in Symantec Veritas NetBackup |
Multi-Tenancy Revisited |
Multitenant Architectures Must Balance Security, Availability |
Musings and More WMF Information |
Musings on the Internet Explorer 0-day vulnerability |
Mwcollect and Nepenthes merging (1 Comments) |
My book got a bad review... and a good one |
My Information Governance presentations at IBM IOD 2012 |
MyDoom Details, ssh password brute forcing. |
MyDoom.A Timeline, MyDoom.B DDoS a Non-Event |
MyDoom.B Update |
MyDoom-O hits search engines hard. |
MySpace QuickTime Worm |
MySQL MERGE Table Privilege Revoke Bypass |
Mystery port 3072 and MS04-22 Exploit code available |
Nagios vulnerability |
Nachia B Worm, Microsoft XML |
Nachia Decline; Increased Activity on Port 1026 |
Name.com Resets All Passwords Following Security Breach |
named/bind error messages - solved |
Nameserver dynamic DNS abuse attack trend, |
Nanoscale 3D Printer Now Commercially Available |
NASA "Mohawk Guy" To Host Radio Show |
NASA and CSA Begin Testing Satellite Refueling On the ISS |
NASA Cancels Nanosat Challenge |
NASA Craft To Leave Vesta Heads For Dwarf Planet Ceres |
NASA Fires Up Experimental Space Internet For Robot Control |
NASA IG Paints Bleak Picture For Agency Projects |
NASA Morpheus Lander Test Ends In Explosion |
NASA Mulling Earth-Moon L2 Point for Mars Staging Station |
NASA Planes Fly Over Bay Area To Measure Air Pollution Levels |
NASA Pondering L2 Outpost, Return To Moon |
NASA Releases Orbital Photos of Beijing's Air Pollution |
NASA Says Asteroid Will Buzz Earth Closer Than Many Satellites |
NASA Suffered Intrusion at Jet Propulsion Lab (March 1, 2 & 5, 2012) |
NASA Teams With LEGO To Offer Model Competition |
NASA TESS Observatory Will Hunt For Alien Life On "Super-Earth" Exoplanets |
NASA Testing Supersonic X-51A Jet Tomorrow |
NASA To Face $1.3 Billion Cut Next Year Under Sequestration |
NASA Trailer To Be Shown Before Star Trek: Into Darkness</em> |
NASA Wants New Space Net To Sustain Big Data Dumps; Moon and Mars Trips |
NASA: Mission Accomplished, Kepler – Now Look Harder Still |
NASA's Fermi Spacecraft Dodged a Defunct Russian Satellite |
Nasty Games of Hide and Seek in the Registry; Nepenthes |
Nate Silver, Microsoft Research Predict the Oscars |
National Security Letters Ruled Unconstitutional, Banned |
NATO Holds Annual Cyber Defense Exercise |
'Natural health' website apparently hacked by sinister forces |
Nature Lover Vladimir Putin Flies With the Cranes |
NBN Co hoses down 'scary Russian crackers' report |
Nearest Alien Planet Gets New Name |
Nebraska Sheriff Wardriving, Sending Letters About Unsecured Wi-Fi |
Nebula Debuts 'Cloud Computer' Based On OpenStack |
Neil deGrasse Tyson Pinpoints Superman's Home Star System |
Nessus and Powershell is like Chocolate and Peanut Butter! |
Net Neutrality and Information Security |
Netcraft Report - HostGator servers exploited via cPanel, allowing redirection & VML exploitation |
Netflix Gives Data Center Tools To Fail |
Netflix Using HTML5 Video For ARM Chromebook |
Netscape URL Domain Name Buffer Overflow |
Netsky.b Virus / Win98 ASN.1 patch / new Mremap PoC |
Netsky.P Triggered, MSVC++ Constructed ISAPI Applications DoS |
NetSol Worldnic DNS server issues |
Network Engineering Q&A Site Launched |
Networked Cars: Good For Safety, Bad For Privacy |
NetworkSolutions Down Again - Not a DoS Attack |
NetworkSolutions down |
Neutrino exploit kit sends Cerber ransomware |
New {Phat|Ago|Gao}bot Variant(s) ? - Followup on port 1981 increase |
New Acrobat release (including reader) available. Version 11. Some security improvements more here -->http://blogs.adobe.com/adobereader/, (Wed, Oct 17th) |
New Adobe vulnerability |
New AIM worm |
New and Improved Honeynet Tools availability |
New app from Finland takes crime fighting to phone screen |
New approaches to combat 'sources of evil' and other security issues |
New AV Updates; TEMPEST makes a comeback |
New backdoor - Trojan.Kaht - exploits WebDav vulnerability |
New Bagle in Encrypted Zip File Attachments |
New Bagle Making the Rounds? |
New Bagle Variant Spreading |
New Bagle variant |
New Bagle variants |
New Bagle/Beagle Variants, Fragmentation Attacks, Gmail XSS Hole |
New Bagle; RECon REPort; DC702 Summit |
New Beagle on the war path |
New Beagle/Bagle-Related Malware Variants; A Note from David Litchfield |
New Botnet? |
New Burp Feature - ClickBandit |
New Camera Sensor Filter Allows Twice As Much Light |
New critical Java flaw claimed |
New Data Center Modeled After a Space Station |
New Data Retention Rules Effective Today |
New Device Sniffs Out Black Powder Explosives |
New Diary Format |
New DNS modifying malcode |
New DRM-Free Label Announced |
New DVD Training - Learning Oracle 11g |
New email virus making the rounds |
New Ethereal released; A different Kind of Storm Center |
New Excel 0day (Are we evolving or going in circles?) |
New Exploit for HTML Help Workshop vulnerability |
New Exploits and Vulnerabilities; tcp/445 Wrap-up; 40 Million Credit Cards; HP .gif; Geek Wall Art |
New feature at isc.sans.org |
New Features for Microsoft Patch Data |
New Federal Mobile IT Strategy Must Address Security |
New Firefox Vulnerability |
New Firefox Vulnerability(?) |
New Flat Lens Focuses Without Distortion |
New Fraudulent email from MS; e-voting software co. compromised |
New FTP Brute Force? - German publisher DOSed |
New Hacker Challenge |
New HAL Exoskeleton: A Brain-Controlled Full Body Suit To Be Used In Fukushima |
New Handler Pages Are Here! |
New Handler: Mohammed Haron |
new Haxdoor |
New Honeynet Forensics Challenge! Deadline is Feb 15 2013. Check https://www.honeynet.org/challenges/2012_13_message_picture, (Thu, Jan 3rd) |
New Challenge: Hack Bill! |
New I.E Exploit Security Advisiory Released |
New IE 0-Day Drag-N-Drop-N-PopUnder-N-GrabFocus-N-DoTheHokeyPokey Vuln. |
New IE 0-Day Exploit in Wild |
New IE Exploit PoC; phpBB notes; new book |
New IE Vulnerability |
New IM Worm Exploiting WMF Vulnerability |
New Information from Symantec regarding the NSIS false positive |
New Internet Explorer and an old vulnerability |
New ISC PGP Key |
New ISC Poll - Are you currently using a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution to collect security logs?, (Sun, Jul 15th) |
New Jersey lawmakers want copier hard drives wiped to prevent ID theft |
New LAND Attack on Windows XP and 2003 Server; Instant Messenger Malware |
New Linux/Unix Backdoor; Another Windows Backdoor |
New list of Trendnet Web Cams posted on paste bin - bonus you get a Google map too |
New LSASS RPC exploit; Port 443; The Week Ahead |
New Malware for MS06-047 |
New Mambo, Joomla releases fix security vulnerabilities |
New mass mailer spreading (Blackmal/Grew/Nyxem) |
New Mass Mailing Virus |
New MassMailing Virus - Sober.C; Limit Exposure During Breaks; Upcoming Repeat Virus Outbreaks |
New Microsoft Updates |
New Monster Phish Bait |
New Mydoom / Hurricanes |
New MyDoom In The Wild |
New MyDoom Variant uses unpatched exploit, Phishing tip, AV False Positive, Virus Naming |
New mydoom variant; ARCserve exploitation has begun... got Port 41523 TCP packets? |
New MyDoom Variation; SHA1; an increase in port scanning on ports 137 and 445; port 41523 captures |
New Netsky Variant |
New old virus; Apple patches; Corporations at large |
New OpenFlow Controller, Virtual Switch Debut from NEC |
New OS X PoC virus |
New Phishing Technique / Vulnerability Data Base Resource |
New Poll: Top 5 Unresolved Security Problems of 2012, (Tue, Nov 20th) |
New poll; DNS spikes; Witty worm analysis; LISTSERV vuln; ZoneAlarm clarification |
New PostgreSQL versions released (SQL injection issue with multi-byte encodings) |
New release of PCI DSS (version 3.2) is available |
New release of snort is available Snort 2.9.4.5, details on www.snort.org (thanks Bill) , (Wed, Apr 3rd) |
New Sasser Worm FTP exploit and Java DOS |
New Skype vulnerabilities |
New Snort signature for SSL Bomb DoS; Continued MS Exploit Development; Port 905 Slight Increase |
New Sober variant in the wild |
New Sober Variant, Compromised Servers Deliver Spy/Adware?, Phishing Reports, No Honor Among Thieves II |
New Study Shows Universe Still Expanding On Schedule |
New Switchvox Products Highlight Role of Hardware |
New target for 419 fraudsters: Struggling 'weak' banks |
New tool to diagnose and repair .NET Framework 4 |
New tool: docker-mount.py |
New UrSnif/Haxdoor Variant |
New variant of CryptoWall - Is it right to call it 4.0? |
New variant of mambo exploit making the rounds |
New Veritas Exploit on the wild / Geek Wall art summary / Portuguese Language Community |
New Version of MYTOB is causing an escalation of Risk Alert |
New version of Netsky |
New version of OSX available |
New Version of PHP, Cisco Advisory, BurstNET DoS'd |
New version of QuickTime (7.0.3) |
New Virus Behavior / GDIScan Questions |
New Virus Masquerades as Microsoft Support (Palyh) |
New virus, exploits, and old tricks. |
New Viruses This Week; Possible Decrease in Phishing emails; This Handler's observation |
New Vulnerability Announcement and patches from Apple |
New WiFi Protocol Boosts Congested Wireless Network Throughput By 700% |
New Windows Kernel Issue (MoKB) |
new Windows RPC issue (race condition), RANDEX.Q virus |
New Windows service ACL security advisory released (914457) |
New Windows update; Katrina information still flowing |
New Workflows using Your Tablet |
New Year's Resolution: Build Your Own Malware Lab? |
New Years Resolutions |
New York Times says Chinese hackers hit its networks as paper investigated leader's wealth |
New York Times says targeted by China hackers after Wen report |
New Zealand Draft Patent Law Rewritten After Microsoft Meeting |
New Zealand's internet bad boy wants to see top lawman |
New Zealand's internet bad boy wants to see top U.S. lawman |
Newly Spotted Comet May Shine Among Brightest In History |
News From Microsoft |
News Roundup: UC, Storage and Security |
News Summary: Brand new laptop has malware |
Next Mars Mission Selected For Funding |
NHTSA and DOT Want Your Car To Be Able To Disable Your Cellphone Functions |
NIMH Distances Itself From DSM Categories, Shifts Funding To New Approaches |
Nintendo Power To Shut Down |
Nintendo Wii U Teardown Reveals Simple Design |
Nissan Develops Emergency Auto-Steering System |
Nissan says hackers stole user IDs, hashed passwords |
NIST Publishes Draft Guidelines For Server BIOS Protection |
NKorea accuses US, SKorea of cyberattacks |
NMAP + XML + PERL = Fun |
nmap 4.00 released |
nmap 6.01 released - http://nmap.org/download.html, (Sun, Jun 24th) |
Nmap 7.00 is out! |
nmap-4.20 released |
No Bomb Powerful Enough To Destroy an On-Rushing Asteroid, Sorry Bruce Willis |
No DVD playback in Windows 8 (unless you want to pay for it) |
No GPS in the iPad Mini Wi-Fi: People are right to criticise |
No microsoft patches are available at www.NOT-A-Microsoft-security-site.com |
No Microsoft patches for December |
No More "Asperger's Syndrome" |
No more Bagel, Bagle, Beagle |
No more WIndows Home Server |
No partisan fight over cybersecurity bill, GOP senator says |
No Skype traffic released to cops or spooks, insists Microsoft |
No Wi-Fi Around Huge Radio Telescope |
Nokia "Suspends" Its Free Developer Program |
Nokia Bets Big On Mapping |
Nokia Claims a Memory Card Slot Would Have "Defiled" New Phone |
Nokia decrypts browser traffic, assures public not to worry |
Nokia determined to win race to the bottom with dirt-cheap $20 handset |
Nokia Receives $1.35B Grant To Develop Graphene Tech |
Nokia Siemens Networks to tap markets for 700 million euros: FT |
Nokia Spinning Featurephones as Smartphones |
Non-Microsoft Patch available for IE bug |
Non-standard Incident Prediction |
Non-Volatile DIMMs To Ship This Year |
NORKS says USA attack took it offline ... as if anyone could tell |
Norman Sandbox under DDoS Attack |
North Korea Declares a State of War |
North Korean crackers hit South Korean hacks |
Norwegian Study: Global Warming Less Severe Than Feared |
Norwegian teens arrested over SOCA DDoS attack |
NOT a Quiet Day |
Not done yet: Oracle to ship revised Java fix on February 19 |
'Not guilty' plea in Utah cop site hacking case |
Notable quotes from RSA 2012 |
Notable Tidbits |
Notepad++ web site compromised |
Notes from the DShield Forum |
Notification UI Overhauled in KDE 4.10 (And a Plan For Modernized Notifications) |
Novel method for slowing down Locky on Samba server using fail2ban |
Novell ZENworks Asset Management Remote Execution |
November 2015 Microsoft Patch Tuesday |
November 2016 Microsoft Patch Day |
NSA Documents on 'PerfectCitizen' Program Raise Many More Questions |
NSA chief asks hackers at Defcon for help securing cyberspace |
NSA PRISM-gate: Relax, GCHQ spooks 'keep us safe', says Cameron |
NSA security expert worries about mobility, cloud |
NSA: 'Dozens of attacks' prevented by our snooping |
NSA: 'Dozens of attacks' prevented by snooping |
NSW Information Commissioner sends email to wrong list |
NT 4.0 Protection |
NT botnet submitted |
Nuclear Arms Cuts, Supported By 56% of Americans, Would Make the World Safer |
Nuclear EK traffic patterns in August 2015 |
Nuclear plant safety report on USB stick lost by official |
Nuclear Rocket Petition On White House Website |
Nuevo virus informático ataca a venezolanos |
'Nuke-busting' Stuxnet BOOSTED Iran nuke effort, says brainiac |
'Nuke-busting' Stuxnet HELPED Iranian nuke project, says boffin |
Number Theory |
Number-munching clouds are godsend for cybercrooks - experts |
Numbers Spam Solved |
NVIDIA and AMD Launch New High-End Workstation, Virtualization, and HPC GPUs |
NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN Uses 7.1 Billion Transistor GK110 GPU |
NVIDIA Launches GeForce 700M Mobile GPUs With Improved Power Management |
NY Attorney General Subpoena's Craigslist For Post-Sandy Price Gougers |
NY Times' Broder Responds To Tesla's Elon Musk |
NY Times says Chinese hacked paper's computers |
NY wife: Officer wanted to kill me, eat others |
NYC wife: Officer wanted to kill me, eat others |
NYPD: iPhone thefts rising ten times rate of other crimes |
NZ Broke the Law Spying On Kim Dotcom, PM Apologizes |
NZ To Investigate Illegally Intercepted Data In Dotcom Case |
OAuth 2.0 editor resigns and takes name off spec |
Obama Announces Open Data Policy With Executive Order |
Obama considers Twitter lawyer Wong as Internet, privacy adviser |
Obama executive order seeks better defense against cyber attacks |
Obama Is Now America's Hacker in Chief |
Obama may issue order Wednesday on defense against cyber attacks: sources |
Obama's State of the Union speech |
Obfuscated MIME Files |
Observations on the Family System Administrator |
October 2015 Microsoft Patch Tuesday |
October Microsoft Security Bulletins |
Oculus Rift Guillotine Simulation |
Odd behavior after MS-SQL scan |
Odd DNS Traffic. Large scale name server finger printing? |
Odd DNS TXT Record. Anybody Seen This Before? |
Odd Packet: Any ideas where this comes from? |
Odd Packets |
Of the Love of Oldtimers - Dusting Off a Sun Fire V1280 Server |
Offensive Countermeasures against stolen passswords |
Office Printers Succumb To Virus |
Official: US blames Iran hackers for cyberattacks |
Officials: Cyberattack suspect had bunker in Spain |
Offline Microsoft Patching |
Off-Site Backup for Home Users |
Oh Yeah....I forgot about that |
Oi, missile boffins! Stop ogling web filth at work - Pentagon |
OLAP Revolutionary: From Train to Car |
Old Cisco exploit tries to make a return: |
Old Inkjet Becomes New Bio-Materials Printer |
Old Webmin bug still being exploited |
Oldest infected .wmf? |
OLPC To Sell 7-Inch XO Tablet In Wal-Mart |
Omnistar Mailer v7.2 Multiple Vulnerabilities |
On Dasher |
On Second Thought, Polaris Really Does Seem 434 Light Years Away |
On the Heels of Wheezy, Aptosid Releases 2013-01 |
On the surface |
One in four don't clean their stinky old browsers - especially Firefoxers |
One In Six Amazon S3 Storage Buckets Are Ripe For Data-Plundering |
One Musician's Demand From Pandora: Mandatory Analytics |
One Piece of Advice for Every Laptop Owner: Plan for Trouble |
One Step Toward a Babel Fish: Real-Time Voice Translation For Phones |
One, if by email, and two, if by EK: The Cerbers are coming! |
One-click-fraud apps go from PC to Android |
Ongoing Flash Vulnerabilities |
Ongoing IMAP Scan, Anyone Else? |
Ongoing Scans Below the Radar |
Online backup strategy |
Online electronics retailer has successful trial with bitcoin-only transactions |
Online Security Scanner from Microsoft - Windows Live Safety Center |
OnLive Acquires OnLive |
Only English <em>Final Fantasy 2</em> NES Cartridge On Sale for $50K |
Open Compute Hardware Adapted For Colo Centers |
Open Compute Wants To Make Biodegradable Servers |
Open source code libraries seen as rife with vulnerabilities |
Open Source ExFAT File System Reaches 1.0 Status |
Open Source Raspberry Pi WebIDE Alpha Released |
Open Source Software Licenses Versus Business Models |
OpenDNS Research Used to Predict Threat |
OpenOffice.org Vulnerabilities |
openrbl.org is back; hackiis6.com is down? ; ezArmor upgrade issue; Memorial Day |
Open-Source Movements Bicker Over Logo |
Open-source Newsbits |
OpenSSH 3.9 has just been released, Rumors of new Download.Ject Worm, SEC Warning about Telephone Fraud Scam, My Favorite Quote of the Day |
OpenSSH 4.4 (and 4.4p1) released |
OpenSSH 7.1p2 released with security fix for CVE-2016-0777 |
OpenSSH Protocol Mismatch In Response to SSL Client Hello |
OpenSSH scp Issue |
OpenSSH Vulnerability (New) |
Openssl patches ASN.1 flaw |
OpenSSL Security Update Planned for 1 March Release |
OPENSSL update fixes Certificate Verification issue |
OpenSSL Update Released |
OpenSSL Vulnerabilities |
OpenStack: An Overview |
OpenStreetMap Adds Easier Reporting of Map Problems |
Opera 12 update closes important security holes |
Opera 9 long href PoC |
Opera 9.0 released |
Opera Confirms It Will Follow Google and Ditch WebKit For Blink |
Opera Fix/Safari Work-around for Window Injection Vuln, APB: UDP Fragment Data, Reading Room |
Opera updates, too |
Operation of Risk Terminator in SAP GRC AC 10.0 |
Operations management still growing |
Opportunity Begins 10th Year on Mars |
Oracle - Multiple Vulnerabilities/ XP SP2 Forum / VNC Brute Force / Web Hacking |
Oracle Application Server Web Cache Vulnerabilities; Port 65506 |
Oracle CPU note; Google != Googkle; Obligatory Wireles Factoid |
Oracle Critical Patch Update and Security Alert |
Oracle Critical Patch Update for Q1 2015 (Includes Java Updates) |
Oracle Critical Patch Update October, (Wed, Oct 17th) |
Oracle critical updates released |
Oracle databases vulnerable to injected listeners |
Oracle EBusiness Suite Vulnerabilities; Netgear WG602 Accesspoint Vulnerability; Harry Potter and the Worm of Doom |
Oracle Java SE CVE-2012-1718 Remote Java Runtime Environment Vulnerability |
Oracle July 2012 Critical Patch Pre-Release Announcement, (Sun, Jul 15th) |
Oracle knew about critical Java flaws since April |
Oracle Latest Java Update Comes With Security Holes, Researchers Say |
Oracle Patches Database Security Flaw Disclosed at Black Hat |
Oracle patches Java 0-day, goes to Defcon 2 |
Oracle Patches |
Oracle Quarterly Critical Patch Update (Oct 2006) |
Oracle quarterly patch update |
Oracle quarterly patches |
Oracle says Java is fixed; feds maintain warning |
Oracle Security Alert for CVE-2012-3132, (Sun, Aug 12th) |
Oracle Ships Java 7 Update 11 With Vulnerability Fixes |
Oracle to change Java version numbers |
Oracle to issue 14 patches for Java SE |
Oracle to patch 14 critical Java SE holes on Tuesday |
Oracle updates Java, security experts say bugs remain |
Oracle WebLogic Server: CVE-2015-4852 patched |
Oracle Worm Proof-of-concept |
Oracle: DBMS Market Share Or Market Domination? |
Oracle's Sparc T5 Chip Evidently Pushed Back to 2013 |
ORDB Shutting down |
Oreans Technologies Themida TMD File Buffer Overflow Vulnerability |
Oreans WinLicense Unspecified Memory Corruption Vulnerability |
Oregon Lawmakers Propose Mileage Tax On Fuel Efficient Vehicles |
Original Batmobile Sells For $4.2 Million |
Original Motorola DROID made relevant again with unofficial Jelly Bean update [video] |
OS X 10.11.1 (El Capitan) File System Deep Directory Buffer Overflow |
OS X is clearly on the radar of exploit-developers. |
OS X Software Update to 10.4.5, and now I wonder if I missed one? |
OS X VPN vuln; XSS from unexpected places; some ramblings on storage |
Oslo Needs Your Garbage |
OSU's Microbial Fuel Cell Could Make Waste Treatment an Energy Source |
OSX Ransomware Spread via a Rogue BitTorrent Client Installer |
Other Microsoft Updates Released |
OTN Interview on Youtube |
Our future cyberdefenders set to face off |
Our Solar System: Rare Species In Cosmic Zoo |
Out of cycle oracle patch part II |
Out of cycle Oracle patch? |
Out Share! Now it's up to you. |
Outage on Verio and Level3 |
Outlook Client Vulnerability and Spring Cleaning |
Outlook Express Weakness / Solaris Apache Bug / Winamp Exploitation / Translations / End of Internet / Social Engineering Story |
Out-of Order Java Update |
Out-of-Band iOS Patch Fixes 0-Day Vulnerabilities |
Outrage In India Over Arrests For Facebook Posts |
Out-Share or Die! |
Over $24 billion Dollars at Risk of Theft from Spyware in US Alone |
'Over half' of Android devices have unpatched holes |
Over the Antarctic, the Smallest Ozone Hole In a Decade |
Overview of the WMF related articles at the ISC |
Oxy-morons |
Oz gov cyber-safety unit mislays user information |
Oz states count cars using Bluetooth |
Pacemakers, defibrillators open to attack |
Packet Analysis Challenge |
Packet Analysis Challenge: The Solution |
Packet Capture Options |
Packet Challenge: Fragments and a Blast from the Past |
PacketFence 3.5.0 adds new web-based configurator |
Packet-Filtering Malware;XMLRPC Vulnerabilities;phpBB highlight vulnerability;Fake MS Bulletins |
Pain reliever with serious side effects |
Pakistan Boycotting Call of Duty</em>, Medal of Honor</em> Games |
Palo Alto Networks courts investors with $175 million IPO |
Palo Alto Networks expands product range, partners with VMware |
Panic Storm Over MS04-028 Reaches Category 4, Mozilla Responds With Vulnerabilites Of It's Own! |
Panix DNS Hijack; tcp/3306 Increase; Osama Captured SPAM;Wireless Thoughts |
Paragon Software releases a free image backup software for Windows 8 and Server 2012. |
Parallella: an Open Multi-Core CPU Architecture |
Parcel Sensor Knows When Your Delivery Has Been Dropped |
Parents and Computers |
Parents withdraw from inquiry into death of U.S. engineer Shane Todd |
parishilton.scr |
Parliamentary report details German police snoop-spend |
Particle Physicists Confirm Arrow of Time Using B Meson Measurements |
Partisan Food Fight Erupts Over NASA, Commercial Space |
Passive OS Fingerprinting Update |
Password Buddies: A Better Way To Reset Passwords |
Password Reuse Remains a Danger After Living Social Breach |
'Password' Tops List of Worst Passwords of 2012 [VIDEO] |
Patent System Not Broken, Argues IBM's Chief Patent Counsel |
Patent Troll Goes After Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, Yahoo, IBM, Others |
Path iOS app now hashes address book data |
Path-conversion weakness in major AV products reported |
Patch day fallout minor, Sun Java updates, and What to do about Windows NT? |
Patch management still big stumbling block in risk management, survey shows |
Patch Mozilla ASAP |
Patch often: Cyber-crim toolkits love stinky old gaping holes |
Patch Refresher; MS05-038 Issues |
Patch reminder |
Patch Tuesday deja vu: Adobe patches Flash ... again |
Patch Tuesday Fallout |
Patch Tuesday' is tomorrow - Continued FTP Scans |
Patch Tuesday Warmup: Internet Explorer Sunset and Windows XP Embedded End of Support |
Patching in 2 days? - "tell him he's dreaming" |
Paul Ryan's Record On Science and Government |
Paypal Phishing landing pages hosted at HostGator |
Paypal scam site using SSL spotted |
PayPal To Replace VMware With OpenStack |
PayPal Unveils New Android SDK, Available To US Developers May 15 |
PCI Compliance |
PDF + maldoc1 = maldoc2 |
PDF vulnerabilities |
Pedagogical Bundle Lets You Pay What You Want For Educational Software |
Pedro's Malware Analysis Quiz |
peercast update and exploit |
Pentagon nod shows Android can be as secure as BlackBerry |
Pentest Time Machine: NMAP + Powershell + whatever tool is next |
People - Greatest Asset and Biggest Vulnerability |
Peppers Seem To Protect Against Parkinson's |
Performing network forensics with Dshell. Part 1: Basic usage |
Periodic reminder of best practices for cleaning up after infection. |
Perl bot exploiting vulnerabilities in Joomla and Mambo components |
Perl/Exploit SQLinject; Increased Activity on Port 1039 |
Persistent router botnets on the horizon, researcher says at Defcon |
Personal Disaster Recovery |
Pervasive Wireless Means Persistent Frustrations |
PETA Wants To Sue Anonymous HuffPo Commenters |
Petition For Metric In US Halfway To Requiring Response From the White House |
Pharming and Phishing Attack; Mailbag |
Phatbot and stealthy polymorphic Alphabot Soup, ISS Product ICQ parsing vuln. |
PhatBot exploiting LSASS? |
Phatbot/Agobot/Gaobot; More on MS SSL exploit; Mailbag |
Phederal Phishing Offenses (FBI and a Census report) |
Phil Zimmermann's New App Protects Smartphones From Prying Ears |
Philippines accuses 16 Taiwanese of retiree scam |
Phishers Don't Like Monday |
Phishers use urlencoding to obfuscate hostnames |
Phishes, Phlaws and Phurther Network Phollies |
Phishing and Spamming via IM (SPIM) |
Phishing arms race |
Phishing by proxy |
Phishing for Payroll with unpatched Java, (Sun, Aug 5th) |
Phishing Messages May Include Highly-Personalized Information |
Phishing via NFC |
Phishing/spam via SMS, (Wed, Aug 22nd) |
Phishing: Saudi style |
Phlooding newest marketing phabrication; Call for ph-words |
Phollow the Phlopping Phish |
Phone, phablet and tablet. Whats next? |
Phony version of Bad Piggies installs malware; 82,000 victims so far |
php - a defacement file information request |
PHP - shared hosters, take note. |
PHP 5.1 update with several security fixes |
PHP 5.1.1 released |
PHP 5.x Security Updates |
PHP and phpBB releases |
php boxing continues |
php icalendar vulnerability |
PHP Notes |
PHP patches - see http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-5.php - fixes CVE2013-2110, (Fri, Jun 7th) |
PHP Security Update |
PHP security: the scene might change |
PHP Vulnerabilities |
PHP Worm, Winace exploit, new toys |
PHP |
PHP/BackDoor.gen |
PHP: time to upgrade! |
phpAdsNew log items, vulnerabilities, fix and patch information |
phpBB <= 2.0.17 exploit code in the wild |
phpbb 0 day worm or just too many unpatched boxes? |
phpBB 2.0.19 released |
phpBB 2.0.20 upgrade time |
phpBB 2.0.21 |
phpBB 2.0.22 - upgrade time |
phpBB bots/worms |
Phpbb include vuln scanning, via Google, generating new IRC botnet |
phpBB Problems Continue, Ethereal Update Released, FTC Shuts Down Fake Anti-Spyware Vendor |
PHPbb Scanning; Information Leaks; Usenix Paper |
phpBB Update; Potential IE Vulnerability; Update Rollup for Win2k; Updated Package Installer for WinXP |
phpBB worms continued; Phishing; Spyware from the developers point of view; New server |
phpMyChat scan |
Phpworm and awstats yet... / Bright Tuesday / Last diary personal poll |
Physicists Attempting To Test 'Time Crystals' |
Physicists Create Quantum Link Between Photons That Don't Exist At the Same Time |
Physicists Propose "Perpetual Motion" Time Crystals |
Piecemeal patches from QNAP |
Ping floods at multiple sites |
Pinging All The Way |
Pirate Bay Documentary Film Now Available On TPB |
Pirate Bay site sinks, Swedish police raid its ISP |
Pirates and Patches blackhat censorship? IPsec vulnerabilies adding up; Ethereal vulerabilities; Who's SAPing you |
Pirates of the Caribbean: the Pirate Bay Moves To Island of Sint Maarten |
Piriform Asks BleachBit To Remove Winapp2.ini Importer |
PlaceRaider Builds a Model of Your World With Smartphone Photos |
Planetary Resources To Build Crowdfunded Public Space Telescope |
Plans For Widespread Monitoring of Communication In Europe Revealed |
Plaxo online address book service warns of security breach |
Play time: Built a DB2 Wordle |
Playing With Sandboxes Like a Boss |
Please enter a headline here, (Tue, Oct 16th) |
Plesk 0-day: Real or not?, (Fri, Jun 7th) |
Pligg CMS 'status' Parameter SQL Injection Vulnerability |
Plugin auto-installation a good thing? |
Plug-in pwning challenge brings Pwn2Own prizes to $US560k |
PnP Worm out; More on the current Veritas vuln; Microsoft Update and Win 2K3 w/o SP1; new gaim version |
PoC for local elevation of privilege on Windows 2000 SP4 upwards |
Pod2g Confirms IOS 6, IOS 6.1 Beta 4 Untethered Jailbreak |
Podcast Interview with Marty Roesch |
Poetry attack? |
Poking Holes In Samsung's Android Security |
Police agency: 3,600 crime gangs active in EU |
Police arrest suspect in BIGGEST DDoS ATTACK IN HISTORY |
Police Raid Home of 9-Year-Old Pirate Bay User, Seize "Winnie the Pooh" Laptop |
Poll-Based System Predicts U.S. Election Results For President, Senate |
Poor training blamed for hospital losing unencrypted USB sticks |
PopAdStop.com Scanning Component |
Popular Android Anti-Virus Software Fooled By Trivial Techniques |
Popular Android ROM Accused of GPL Violation |
Porn is Evil; Workarounds vs Patching; Hopster; SSH Scans; phpBB Issue; Darwin was Right |
Porn portal's user database open and accessible on the net |
Port 10 traffic; 139 &1433 report; DCE RPC Vectors |
Port 10000; ssh brute forcing; yet another bagle? |
Port 1025 increase, MS04-11 update problems |
Port 1025/6000 Action (Part II) |
Port 1026-1031 increase |
Port 1026-1031 update |
Port 1070, Dumaru Worm, Email Disguised as Microsoft Patch |
Port 1080, 3127 and 3128; Apache-SSL Optional Client Certificate Vulnerability |
Port 113 - Korgo worm variants |
Port 12345 / NAT fingerprint |
port 135 spikes, Lovegate, Welchia.K, Mailbag, Unix Security |
Port 135 Traffic Increase Due To Bobax.C |
Port 13701 spikes |
Port 13722 hacktool log scan report- NetBackup clients and servers - Did You Patch? |
Port 1433 TCP scanning is up!; Firefox 1.0.6 available - Critical Update; MySQL patches zlib remote vuln; Glitch in The Matrix - Port 2100; One RingTone to Rule Them All?; SlimFTPd vuln PoC released; |
Port 16191 fragment update, mail server dictionary attack, top 10 signs that you are infected |
Port 2000 spike; New IIS PCT exploit?; Following the bouncing MS patches |
Port 20168, Windows Update Virus. |
Port 32000 spike, got packets? |
Port 37777 "MapTable" Requests |
Port 38566, Update to Firefox weakness, Packetfoo site launched! |
Port 39999; Possible Vesser/W32.HLLW.Deadhat activity |
Port 41523; Linux Exploit; Phishing Name server; New Feature: tcp %; ssh attacks; MSRC blog |
Port 42, New Old Patch, Scams |
Port 5000 increase due to two worms: Bobax and Kibuv |
Port 5000 Traffic Continues; Fragmented tcp/16191 Update |
Port 51616 - Got Packets?, (Sun, May 19th) |
Port 53 Back on the Radar |
Port 533 spike; Planned maintenance completed; Java WebStart Cross Platform Vulnerability, cont. |
Port 554 increase, Solar flare activity continues |
Port 559 and 65506 |
Port 6346 increase; Mail bag: trojan Win32/Small.AR; SSH Advice for Repeated Hack Attempts |
Port 6346; Improved Signature for Trojan Win32/Small.AR; Clarification on SSH Advice for Repeated Hack Attempts |
Port 7212 spike |
Port 7547 SOAP Remote Code Execution Attack Against DSL Modems |
Port 80 traffic: Sources Increase |
Port 80 UDP Malware |
Port 8008; Quiet Day, Thanks!; Money-Back Guarantee; Follow the Bouncing Malware VII: All That Glitters Is Not Gold |
Port 8181 update; Trojan.Comxt.B; Mail Bag |
Port 8443 Spike |
Port 8555 and 2967 activity |
port 901 surge |
Port Scanners: The Good and The Bad |
Portal</em> Now Available On Linux |
Possibility for disaster?; Preparing for a storm |
Possible Fake-AV Ads from Doubleclick Servers, (Mon, Nov 5th) |
Possible GNU Strings Denial Of Service Vulnerability |
Possible IM attack gearing up. |
Possible MSIE Zero-Day; Analysis of Zotob versions; Why are we still Green; |
Possible NetDevil Scanning, RH Linux 7.1, 7.2, 7.3 and 8.0 End-of-Life |
Possible new multi-exploit bot or worm (request for information), Rose IP Fragmentation, Scammers making use of backdoored machines |
Possible new wave of worms, TCP reset tool for Windows released, New IIS 5 SSL Remote Root Exploit - patch now. |
Possible New Zero-Day Exploit for Realplayer |
Possible Patch Problems |
Possible Problem with MS05-050 Patch |
Possible Qmail Vulnerability / KDE vulnerability / New SoBig wave ?/ and more... |
Post Mortem of GunnAllen IT Meltdown |
Post-ACTA Agreement CETA Moving Forward With Similar Provisions |
Postcard.exe - Let the mutations begin |
postcard.exe |
postcard.gif.exe; virus numbers!; IE7.beta warez bugged; Black Tuesday: be prepared |
PostgreSQL updates close security holes |
Postini Spam Filter |
Posts by hacking group activist rankle authorities |
Potential New AOL Chait Virus |
Potential Patch Problem with MS06-025 |
Potential phpBB Hack Coming? |
Potential Risks of Personalized Portal Start Pages |
Power Outage Impact - Nachia Worm - Sobig F |
Power Problems Force Seattle To Throttle City Data Center For Days |
Powerpoint Vulnerabilty and MalCode Review |
Powerpoint, yet another new vulnerability |
Powershell and HTTPS ? It Ain?t All Rainbows And Lollipops! (or is it?) |
Powershell Malware - No Hard drive, Just hard times |
PPM, ALM and Governance |
Precautions to avoid Outlook PST Password Loss |
Predicting Microsoft |
Prediction Market Site InTrade Bans US Customers |
Pre-election phishing spike blasts Iranian Gmail accounts |
Prepaid iPhone sales exploded in Q1 |
Preparing for Battle |
Preparing for Feb 3rd(CME-24) |
Press, Bloggers Fall For iPhone Cup Holder 'Joke' |
Pretty Quiet Day |
Preview of Synaptics's Next Generation Input Devices |
Preview! Def Con Documentary Sneak Peek Online |
Preying on Users After Major Security Incidents, (Sun, Jun 10th) |
Prime Surrogates for Demented Denormalization |
Printer Hacking for Fun and Profit |
PRISM snitch claims NSA hacked Chinese targets since 2009 |
Privacy Advocates Frustrated By FCC's Decision on Google Street View |
Privacy advocates slam Google Drive's privacy policies |
Privacy group calls for new hearings on Google Street View snooping |
Privacy groups launch protest against CISPA bill |
Pro Oracle SQL, A Review And More |
Probable php shell/web defacement tool usage on the rise |
Probes for Cisco Web Interface |
Problem in IE Patch?; Mailbag |
Problem with Trend Micro Virus Sig 594; Trojan Vundo; Update on Problem with MS05-019; Phishing Site?; DNS Poisoning |
Problems with Bloodhound.Exploit.45 pattern in Symantec AV |
Problems with Intel wireless drivers |
Problems with Java and internet proxies solved |
Problems with MS patch KB913446 (for the IGMP issue, MS06-007) |
Process Pushing with a View for Performance Improvement |
Profiling SSL Clients with tshark |
Programs That Request A Lot Of Contiguous Memory May Fail After Security Update Is Applied |
Project Lifecycle Governance (PLG) vs. Project Lifecycle Management (PLM) vs. Application Lifecycle Management, (ALM) |
Project Management Lite: Intro to Code-based Estimating |
Project Orca: How an IT Disaster Destroyed Republicans' Get-Out-The-Vote Effort |
Project To Turn Classical Scores Into Copyright-Free Music Completed |
Proof of Concepts, engine for innovation |
Proposed US cyber security bill criticised |
Prosecutors to question Manning in WikiLeaks case |
Protecting Powershell Credentials (NOT) |
Protecting Users and Enterprises from the Mobile Malware Threat |
Proteins Made To Order |
ProtonMail Back Online Following Six-Day DDoS Attack |
pseudoDarkleech Rig EK |
Psst: Heard the one about the National Pupil Database? Thought not |
PSVita Hacked, Native Homebrew Loader Coming Soon |
Public release of exploits against the windows help system |
Public vs. private cyberattack responsibility debate heats up |
Pump and Dump' Spam Messages |
Purported Relativity Paradox Resolved |
Push your cloud supplier to participate in CSA STAR |
Pushdo botnet's smokescreen traffic hits legitimate websites |
PUT requests and Using Web Server Logs, trillian exploit, sudo exploit. |
Pwnie Express Releases Pwn Pad Ahead of Schedule |
PWS Bankers 2.0 |
Pwstealers - evolution |
py2exe Decompiling - Part 1 |
Python Gets a Big Data Boost From DARPA |
Python updates for hash collison DoS problems |
Python updates for hash collison DoS problems - Update |
Quadcopter Drone Network Will Transport Supplies For Disaster Relief |
Quantum computing is here! But does it run Linux? |
Quantum Cryptography Conquers Noise Problem |
Quantum Key Exchange With an Airplane |
Quantum Measurements Leave Schrödinger's Cat Alive |
Qubes OS bakes in virty system-level security |
Querying the DShield API from RTIR |
Quick Analysis of a Recent MySQL Exploit |
Quick Audit of *NIX Systems |
Quick Launch toolbar spyware (1 Comments) |
Quick plug: Netcat in the Hat |
Quicktime patches for Mac and Windows |
Quicktime upgrade time |
Quiet day for incidents, IRC channel for discussion |
Quiet Day; U.S. CERT Summary; Scott's Toolkit for Windows |
Quiet Day;TCP/443; Firefox GIF image handling heap overflow exploit; MS javaprxy.dll update |
quiet holiday weekend |
Quiet Weekend - not much news |
Qwest having problems? |
QWest Problems |
R and the Pirates |
R, SQL and Data Munging and Sculpting |
R, SQL and the Predicate |
R, SQL and the Rosetta Stone |
R, SQL*PLUS, and Startup Scripts: Fortunate For The Forgetful |
Radare2: rahash2 |
Rails developers close another "extremely critical" flaw |
Rails updates to 3.2.13 to close denial of service and XSS holes |
Ralph Nader Moderates One Last 3rd-Party Debate for 2012 |
Random stuff from the mailbag |
Random thoughts for a quiet Sunday |
Ransom32: The first javascript ransomware |
Ransomware & Entropy |
Ransomware & Entropy: Your Turn |
Ransomware & Entropy: Your Turn -> Solution |
Ransomware Operators Cold Calling UK Schools to Get Malware Through |
Rant-of-the-day: on the dangers of orphaned software (the dark side of open source) |
RapidShare Urges US To Punish Linking Sites and Not File-Sharing Sites |
Rare Earth Elements Found In Jamaican Mud |
Rare Form of Autism Could Be Curable With Protein Supplements |
Rare Water-Rich Mars Meteorite Discovered |
Raspberry Pi As Hardware Backdoor |
RAT-flingers target human right activists in watering-hole attack |
Raw Sockets; Trend 594 Update; Mac Trojan & More |
Ray Harryhausen, Visual Effects Master, Dies Aged 92 |
Reader Report from Botnet Master Christopher Maxwell's sentencing |
Reader's Diary and Update of Windows XP: Surviving the First Day |
Reader's tip of the day: ratios vs. raw counts |
Reading and Calculating With Your Unconscious |
Real Player critical patch for two vulnerabilities |
RealPlayer (et al) vulnerabilities & Joomla/Mambo Worm |
RealPlayer Patches, DejaVu & some Mailbag Contributions |
RealServer Vulnerability, Exploit and Scans |
Real-Time Cyber-Attack Map |
Real-Time Fact Checking With "Truth Teller" |
Real-Time Gmail Spying a 'Top Priority' For FBI This Year |
Realtors Be Aware: You Are a Target |
RealVNC 4.1.1 authentication bypass vulnerability reported |
RealVNC exploits in the wild |
RealVNC Exploits |
Recent Apple Java Update Doesn't Fix Critical Java Flaw Claims Researcher |
Recent Conference Keynote |
Recent Developments in Password Cracking |
Recent example of KaiXin exploit kit |
Recent spike in port 53 activity |
Recent trends in Nuclear Exploit Kit activity |
Recent Two factor authentication attacks |
Recommended Block List |
Recommended Reading: Intrusion Detection Using Indicators of Compromise Based on Best Practices and Windows Event Logs |
Recovering Data From Broken Hard Drives and SSDs (Video) |
Recovering LOST files from a hardrive |
Red Alert: Potential loss of data for DB2 v10 users on z/OS 1.12 and 1.13 releases |
Red faces as Pentagon leases Chinese satellite |
Red Light Cameras Raise Crash Risk, Cost |
Red peril paranoia hits Twitter |
Red Team Tools Updates: hashcat and SpiderFoot |
Redhat Kernel Packages (one AMD64 CVE security item), Bagel AV Vendor Summary |
Redmond probes new IE 8 vulnerability |
Reducing False Positives with Open Data Sources |
'Regular' PS3 gamers who've cancelled credit cards? You FOOLS! |
Regularly scheduled MS updates |
Regulation of facial recognition may be needed, US senator says |
Reimagining Cisco: You Aren't a Box Seller |
Rejected Papers Get More Citations When Eventually Published |
Relay reject woes |
Reminder about MS06-025 |
Reminder: Daylight Savings Ends Sunday At 02:00 |
Reminder: Slashdot Anniversary Meetups, Free T-Shirts |
Remote Admin Tools May Not Be Clever Enough For Their Own Good |
Remote Diagnostics with PSR, (Fri, Nov 9th) |
Remote DoS in Firefox 1.5.0.7 and Firefox 2 |
Remote DoS released targets Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) service component |
Remote Network Access: 10 Signs Its Time to Deploy Updated Control Software - Enterprise Networking - News & Reviews - eWeek.com |
Remotely Exploitable CodeGrrl PHP Products File Inclusion Vulnerability |
Replacing Alice and Bob |
Report claims Chinese hackers are working for government |
Report Child Porn |
Report of possible Malware coming from Chinanet |
Report: DDoS attacks now MORE ANGRY, complex and targeted |
Report: Dutch government was unprepared for SSL hack |
Report: China IP theft now equal in value to US exports to Asia |
Report: iOS vulnerability sold for $250,000 |
Report: IPv6 sees first DDoS attacks |
Report: Plans for Australia spy HQ hacked by China |
Reported Shockwave issue with Myspace.com |
Reports of Bots exploiting pmwiki and tikiwiki |
Reports of Excel 0-Day |
Reports of multiple OS X vulnerabilities with PoC |
Reports of Other DDos Attacks Taking Place |
Reports of web forums running Invision Power Board being compromised |
Reports on IE exploit |
Republican filibuster blocks Senate Cybersecurity bill |
Republican senators introduce their own cybersecurity bill |
Request for AIM IDs Involved with GDI Exploits; GDIscan Tutorial |
Request for Data |
Request for Help, OOB Chat Room Keeps London Working During Attack |
Request for packets 50032 |
Request for Packets TCP 4786 - CVE-2016-6385 |
Research Discovery Could Revolutionize Semiconductor Manufacturing |
Research lab extends host-based cyber sensor project to open source |
Research on a Fraudulent site |
Researcher Claims To Have Chrome Zero-Day, Google Says "Prove It" |
Researcher creates proof-of-concept malware that infects BIOS, network cards |