Scott Granneman, 2005-02-09
A new round of attacks and phishing attempts use some unexpected attack vectors that we should have been paying attention to, but weren't.
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Unexpected Attack Vectors
2005-02-10
Anonymous
Anonymous
Old news, in new article.
Security is a proces.
In this proces you don't take counter measures to prevent some small attack vectors, but you deny anythink you don't want.
If you allow your users to download things, if you allow your users to open ssl tunnels, if you allow your users to send...
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Security is a proces.
In this proces you don't take counter measures to prevent some small attack vectors, but you deny anythink you don't want.
If you allow your users to download things, if you allow your users to open ssl tunnels, if you allow your users to send...
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Beware! Suggested fix doesn't work in Firefox 1.0
2005-02-10
Anonymous (1 replies)
A bug in Firefox 1.0 prevents the suggested fix (editing file user.js) from being effective. A better fix for Firefox 1.0 consists in editing the compreg.dat file.
Reference: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=279099#c47
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Anonymous (1 replies)
A bug in Firefox 1.0 prevents the suggested fix (editing file user.js) from being effective. A better fix for Firefox 1.0 consists in editing the compreg.dat file.
Reference: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=279099#c47
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As predicted
2005-02-10
Barrie Dempster (1 replies)
Barrie Dempster (1 replies)
I predicted this and it sparked a fair discussion on FD, with one vendor chiming in that they make take notice.
it was only a matter of time
http://zeedo.blogspot.com/2005/02/multiple-av-vendors-ignori
ng-targz.html...
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it was only a matter of time
http://zeedo.blogspot.com/2005/02/multiple-av-vendors-ignori
ng-targz.html...
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I hope Opera sees the light....
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