Microsoft's "monkeys" find first zero-day exploit

Microsoft's "monkeys" find first zero-day exploit
Robert Lemos, SecurityFocus 2005-08-08

Microsoft 's experimental Honeymonkey project has found almost 750 Web pages that attempt to load malicious code onto visitors' computers and detected an attack using a vulnerability that had not been publicly disclosed, the software giant said in a paper released this month.

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Microsoft's "monkeys" find first zero-day exploit 2005-08-09
DCrawford (2 replies)

It would be nice to see this list so the websites can be blocked all-together. I suppose the list is not public for legal reasons. Has anyone seen the list or any hint of the sites that are on it?

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Anonymous

It would be nice to have seen mention of Kathy Wang's honeyclient research as well 2005-08-12
grey

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