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AusCERT Week in Review for 24th December 2010

Date: 24 December 2010

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I know you're all looking forward to the weekend and holidays, so I'll keep it short and sweet today!

- Early this week a new major version of Opera was released, version 11, which corrected a number of vulnerabilities as well as adding new features and improvements.

- US-CERT released a bulletin regarding a vulnerability in Microsoft's IIS 7.5 FTP service which could cause a denial of service, or possibly code execution. Microsoft has yet to release an update to correct this issue.

- Microsoft released a bulletin regarding a code execution vulnerability in Internet Explorer 6, 7 and 8 that has yet to be patched. Microsoft will either release a fix for this during their monthly patch cycle, or they may release an out-of-cycle update.

- US-CERT also released a bulletin regarding an issue with Microsoft's WMI Administrative Tools, which could potentially allow code execution through the ActiveX control WBEMSingleView.ocx.

Happy holidays, and have a great weekend!
Jonathan