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CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2010-7
  (11 March 2010)
  Opera Browser "Content-Length" Processing remote code execution Vulnerability
   
CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2010-6
  (05 March 2010)
  Microsoft Internet Explorer Unsafe Help File Handling Arbitrary Code Execution Vulnerability
   
CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2010-5
  (26 February 2010)
  SVG Document Cross Domain Scripting Vulnerability in Mozilla Products
   
CERT-MU Vulnerability Note VN-2010-4
  (19 February 2010)
  Novell eDirectory eMBox SOAP Request Denial of Service Vulnerability
   
CERT-MU Advisory AD-2010-3
  (11 February 2010)
  Multiple Vulnerabilities in phpMyAdmin
   
CERT-MU Advisory AD-2010-2
  (05 February 2010)
  Multiple Vulnerabilities in Apache Tomcat
   
Internet Explorer Unspecified Code Execution Vulnerability
  (11 Mar 2010)
  A vulnerability has been reported in Internet Explorer, which can be exploited by malicious people to compromise a user's system.
The vulnerability is caused due to an unspecified use-after-free error and can be exploited by e.g. tricking a user into viewing a specially crafted web page. Successful exploitation allows execution of arbitrary code.

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Microsoft Windows "MsgBox()" HLP File Execution Vulnerability
  (05 March 2010)
  Maurycy Prodeus has discovered a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows, which can be exploited by malicious people to compromise a user's system.
The vulnerability is caused due to the VBScript "MsgBox()" function allowing the execution of arbitrary HLP files. This can be exploited to execute an HLP file from e.g. an SMB share by tricking a user into pressing F1 when viewing a specially crafted website.
Successful exploitation allows execution of arbitrary commands via HLP macros. The vulnerability is confirmed with Internet Explorer 7 on a fully patched Windows XP SP3, and additionally reported in Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003.

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News & Events
 
Technology Update Workshop on Vulnerability Management

Safer Internet Day 2010

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Virus Alert
 
Bloodhound.Exploit.317
(11 Mar 2010)
W32.Pilleuz!gen4
(05 Mar 2010)
Trojan.Digitala
(26 Feb 2010)
 
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