David Ansermot Web Developer / TYPO3 Integrator

5nov/100

Joomla security Flaw discovered

The Joomla team has announced a security vulnerability in the core.

It concerne all version including 1.5.21 !

Read official news

5nov/100

A 0-day flaw works on IE6, IE7 and IE8

Microsoft has just issued a bulletin: a 0-day vulnerability is currently being worked on versions 6, 7 and 8 of its popular browser, Internet Explorer.
The beta version of IE9 should't be targeted.

Microsoft is monitoring the situation closely. An emergency patch will be proposed, if the fault is most likely clogged with the next Tuesday patch (November 9).

Sources : Microsoft and Symantec

2nov/100

Android: the Kernel would have “88 high-risk vulnerabilities”

A report signed Coverity says Android, the mobile OS yet most resistant to piracy would contest filled with high-risk vulnerabilities, potentially exploitable.

The study by Coverity Group, publisher of solutions for static analysis of source code, considered the kernel installed on Android phone HTC Droid Incredible.

29oct/100

Mozilla fixed in 48 hours the exploit in Firefox 3.5 and 3.6

It only took 48 hours for the Mozilla Foundation released a security patch following the discovery of a flaw in its browser, which allowed a takeover of the attacked machine.

The flaw was exploited from the site of the Nobel Peace Price site, which itself had been mysteriously hacked.

Firefox was the only browser that is visibly affected by this attack (see above).

Today, the Foundation has released two patches, one for each version of Firefox (3.5 and 3.6) affected by the exploit.

Everything is back to normal.

Hats off to a reaction rate too fast?

28oct/100

A variant of Koobface attacks Mac OS X

Discovered in 2008, the worm Koobface was a malware that only affected Windows systems. It said "social" because it was spreading through the community sites like Facebook, MySpace or Twitter.

Recently, a variant of this threat can be achieved with machines running Mac OS X (including his latest release, Snow Leopard) was discovered. This version is more "CrossPlatform" since it could address both Mac OS X, Windows and even Linux.