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 Cyberworld Awareness Security Enhancement Structure Copyright: Copyright:(c)2004 CASEScontact.org All rights reserved CyTRAP ID: CT 110125
WHEN: 2007-07-16 WHAT: These are highly critical vulnerabilities in the Firefox browser, Tunderbird mail program as well as SeaMonkey software. WHO SHOULD WORRY?: If you are a: please get the insights for minimizing this risk now through CASEScontact.org RISK ASSESSMENT: Critical. SOLUTION - Click on this story's headline: Visit CASEScontact.org - get the insights and the patch that fixes the vulnerabilities NOW. {originally published 2007-07-15}
CyTRAP ID: CT 110121
WHEN: 2008-02-09 WHAT: This vulnerability is moderately critical for users whose PC runs on Windows and try to read pdf format files on their machine. At this stage the target of this vulnerability is:
WHO SHOULD WORRY?: If you are a:
please get the insights for minimizing this risk now through CASEScontact.org RISK ASSESSMENT: CyTRAP Labs rates the risk as critical (3.34 on a five point scale). This vulnerability has not been completely patched by Adobe, click title of this story for more info. As of today, the vulnerability is being exploited and served by several Websites...... NO, your anti-virus program does not help against this exploit as of today noon. We have just gotten the infected file checked through 5 anti-virus packages that failed to detect it - the programs include but it is not limited to: Symantec - Norton, McAfee, F-Secure, Sophos and Trend Micro. SOLUTION - Click on this story's headline: Visit CASEScontact.org - get the insights that help you protect your information assets against this threat NOW. {originally published 2008-02-09}
CyTRAP ID: CASEScontact.org advisory - Microsoft Excel - zero-day exploit - targeted attacks exploiting unspecified error in the handling of Excel files
WHEN: 2008-91-16
CyTRAP ID: CT 110119 - CASEScontact.org advisory - zero-day alert - Apple QuickTime (iTunes) - PATCH AVAILABLE - buffer overflow vulnerability may allow execution of arbitrary code or denial of service attack
Update 1: 2008-01-16 Apple issued a PATCH for this vulnerability on 2008-01-15
CyTRAP ID: CASEScontact.org advisory - Microsoft Windows Media Player 2 and Media Player Classic -- zero-day exploit - stack overflow vulnerabilities may allow execution of arbitrary code
WHEN: 2007-12-10
CyTRAP ID: CT 110115
WHEN: 2007-10-05 WHAT: This vulnerability is critical for people who have the Java Runtime Enviornment on their PCs. This program allows users to run Java applications in a browser or as standalone programs - many sites use this application so it is very likely to run on every PC. At this stage the target of this vulnerability is:
These software packages / plug-ins are vulnerable. WHO SHOULD WORRY?: If you are a: user with the following operating systems:
Also, you have to UNINSTALL Java Runtime Environment FIRST - thereafter install new version on your PC ==> we show you how - step-by step. PLEASE DO IT NOW.
RISK ASSESSMENT: CyTRAP Labs rates the risk as critical (4.00 on a five point scale). SOLUTION - Click on this story's headline: Visit CASEScontact.org - get the insights that help you protect your information assets against this threat NOW. {originally published 2007-10-05}
CyTRAP ID: CT 110114
UPDATE 1: 2007-10-23 Adobe issued a PATCH for this vulnerability on 2007-10-22 (Pacific Standard Time = 2007-10-23 GMT) .
WHEN: 2007-09-21 WHAT: This vulnerability is moderately critical for users whose PC runs on Windows and try to read pdf format files on their machine. At this stage the target of this vulnerability is:
These software packages are vulnerable. WHO SHOULD WORRY?: If you are a:
please get the insights for minimizing this risk now through CASEScontact.org RISK ASSESSMENT: CyTRAP Labs rates the risk as critical (2.67 on a five point scale). SOLUTION - Click on this story's headline: Visit CASEScontact.org - get the insights that help you protect your information assets against this threat NOW. {originally published 2007-09-21}
CyTRAP ID: CT 110112 - CASESContact.org advisory
WHEN: 2007-09-11 WHAT: 1 bulletin is rated as critical. WHO SHOULD WORRY?: If you are a: <
RISK ASSESSMENT: rated moderately critical (3 on a five point scale) SOLUTION - Click on this story's headline: Visit CASEScontact.org - get the get free patch and the necessary tools to protect your PC against these vulnerabilities. {originally published 2007-09-11}
CyTRAP ID: CT 110110 - CASESContact.org advisory - Yahoo Messenger Webcam - ONE zero-day exploit - classic heap overflow
Update 1: 2007-08-22 and 2007-08-28 Yahoo issued a PATCH for this vulnerability on 2007-08-22 and another vulnerability - buffer overflow on 2007-08-30.
WHEN: 2007-08-14 WHAT: This vulnerability is moderately critical for users whose PC runs on Windows and they have installed Yahoo! Instant Messenger on their machine. At this stage the target of this vulnerability Click on link - Login as guest - click on this link again and you get defintion - fast and easy is:
WHO SHOULD WORRY?: If you are a: please get the insights for minimizing this risk now through CASEScontact.org RISK ASSESSMENT: CyTRAP Labs rates the risk as moderately critical (3 on a five point scale) because one can easily protect oneself against the threat and possible exploit. SOLUTION - Click on this story's headline: Visit CASEScontact.org - get the get the tips and tricks and that help protect your PC against this vulnerability. {originally published 2007-08-16
CyTRAP ID: CT 110109 - CASESContact.org advisory
WHEN: 2007-08-14 WHAT: 6 bulletins are rated as critical. WHO SHOULD WORRY?: If you are a: <
RISK ASSESSMENT: rated highly critical (4 on a five point scale) SOLUTION - Click on this story's headline: Visit CASEScontact.org - get the get free patches and the necessary tools to protect your PC against these vulnerabilities. {originally published 2007-08-14}
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