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Archive of News : Virus

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01.01.2006 -	Anti-Virus Protection for WMF Flaw Still Inconsistent
31.12.2005 -	WMF, day 3
31.12.2005 -	WMF, day 2
28.12.2005 -	Be careful with WMF files
28.12.2005 -	New WMF 0-day exploit
28.12.2005 -	Trojan programs exploiting the latest Windows vulnerability
22.12.2005 -	Sober does something good for a change
09.12.2005 -	How Sober activates
07.12.2005 -	Anatomy of a failed virus attack
30.11.2005 -	RSS could aid worm attacks
27.11.2005 -	Sober Is Biggest Worm Attack Of The Year
25.11.2005 -	FBI virus slowing
25.11.2005 -	Sober slowing
19.11.2005 -	AIM attack the work of Middle East hackers
18.11.2005 -	Rootkit worm linked to hacker group in Middle East
18.11.2005 -	Sony, DRM, Rootkits, Bugs and You
11.11.2005 -	First Trojan using Sony DRM spotted
09.11.2005 -	Symbian Anti-Virus Bundled with Symbian trojan
03.11.2005 -	Yet Another eBay Phish
03.11.2005 -	Three new Bagle-related downloaders spammed lately

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BSD libc (strfmon) Multiple vulnerabilities - 2008-03-25 Maksymilian Arciemowicz discovered a Integer Overflow vulnerability in the libc library "strfmon()" function.A vulnerability could allow an attacker who successfully exploits this vulnerability to take control of the affected BSD systems.


	Apache
» Apache Tomcat <= 6.0.18 UTF8 Directory Traversal Vulnerability

» Apache Tomcat information disclosure vulnerability

» Apache Tomcat XSS vulnerability

» Apache-SSL memory disclosure



	PHP
» PHP 5.2.6 chdir(),ftok() (standard ext) safe_mode bypass

» PHP 5.2.6 posix_access() (posix ext) safe_mode bypass

» PHP 5.2.5 and prior : *printf() functions Integer Overflow

» PHP 5.2.5 cURL safe_mode bypass