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	CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2013-54
	WordPress Mingle Forum Plugin Cross-site Scipting and SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
	(February 22, 2013)

	CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2013-53
	Oracle Java Flaws Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
	(February 21, 2013)

	CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2013-52
	Mozilla Thunderbird Multiple Bugs Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code and Obtain Potentially Sensitive Information
	(February 21, 2013)

	CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2013-51
	IBM Products Multiple Vulnerabilities
	(February 20, 2013)

	CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2013-50
	Cisco Products Multiple Vulnerabilities
	(February 20, 2013)

	CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2013-49
	Linux Kernel Multiple Vulnerabilities
	(February 19, 2013)

	CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2013-48
	HP ArcSight Connectors Bugs Permits Cross-site Scripting attacks, Command Injection and Information Disclosure attacks
	(February 19, 2013)

	CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2013-47
	Apple iPhone Bug Lets Local Users Bypass the Lock Screen to Access the Phone Application
	(February 18, 2013)

	CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2013-46
	Symantec PGP Desktop Buffer Overflows Let Local Users Gain Elevated Privileges
	(February 18, 2013)

	CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2013-45
	Microsoft.NET bug Lets Remote Users Execute arbitrary code and bypass security restrictions
	(February 15, 2013)
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	Apple's own Macs targeted by Java based Malware attack
	It has been reported that the laptops of Apple’s Engineers were infected by the same zero-day vulnerability that attacked Facebook recently.
	(February 22, 2013)

	Facebook hacked in a 'sophisticated' Java zero-day attack
	It has been reported that Facebook’s system were targeted in a sophisticated attack in January after some of the company’s visited a mobile-developer website that had been compromised.
	(February 21, 2013)

	Zeus Banking Trojan targets five major banks in Japan
	The Zeus banking Trojan continues to strike online bank accounts and technology designed to prevent these Trojan attacks have failed to keep up.
	(February 19, 2013)

	Malware injected into genuine JavaScript code on legitimate websites
	(February 18, 2013)
	A security report released by Sophos has indicated that 80% of the websites containing malicious content are in fact websites which have been hacked.

	Malware authors revert to phishing approach to trick bank defenses
	(February 15, 2013)
	Banking malware that performs man-in-the-browser tricks such as injecting legitimate banking sites with additional forms, hijacking the authenticated session to add a new payee and transfer money in the background has known success in recent years.

	Bogus Cleaning Apps on Google Play install backdoor on PCs
	(February 14, 2013)
	Researchers have recently discovered malicious Android apps that infect and set up a backdoor on PCs running pre-Windows 7 operating systems. Two fake “cleaner” apps have been detected by the name of “DroidCleaner” and “SuperClean” offered by a developer named “Smart.Apps” on Google Play.
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