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Windows 2003




Further Information
ESB-2004.0211 -- iDEFENSE Security Advisory 03.09.04 *UPDATE* -- Microsoft Outlook "mailto:" Parameter Passing Vulnerability - (16/03/2004)

ESB-2004.0209 -- NGSSoftware Insight Security Research Advisory -- IBM DB2 Remote Command Execution Privilege Upgrade - (16/03/2004)

ESB-2004.0187 -- CIAC BULLETIN O-093 -- Oracle9i Database Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities - (09/03/2004)

ESB-2004.0179 -- NGSSoftware Insight Security Research Advisory NISR03022004 -- Adobe Acrobat Reader XML Forms Data Format Buffer Overflow - (04/03/2004)

ESB-2004.0173 -- iDEFENSE Security Advisory 02.27.04a -- WinZip MIME Parsing Buffer Overflow Vulnerability - (01/03/2004)

ESB-2004.0167 -- eEye Security Bulletin -- RealSecure/BlackICE Server Message Block (SMB) Processing Overflow - (27/02/2004)

ESB-2004.0162 -- Trend Micro Medium Risk Virus Alert -- WORM_NETSKY.C (W32/Netsky.C@MM, W32.Netsky.C@mm, Win32.Netsky.C, NetSky.C, I-Worm.Moodown.c) - (26/02/2004)

AL-2004.05 -- Malicious Software Report - W32/Netsky.b - AusCERT has become aware of a new mass-mailer worm named W32/Netsky-B (also know as Moodown.B). The worm arrives in email messages with varying subjects and spoofed From: addresses. (19/02/2004)

AL-2004.03 -- "Police investigation" Fraudulent E-mail and Malicious Web Site - AusCERT has become aware of an e-mail with the subject "Police investigation" circulating in Australia and overseas which is used to entice the reader to visit a malicious web site. This web site contains executable Java code which will install a trojan keylogging program. (16/02/2004)

ESB-2004.0115 -- Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-006 -- Vulnerability in the Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS) Could Allow Code Execution (830352) - (11/02/2004)

ESB-2004.0113 -- US-CERT Technical Cyber Security Alert TA04-041A -- Multiple Vulnerabilities in Microsoft ASN.1 Library - Multiple integer overflow vulnerabilities in the Microsoft Windows ASN.1 parser library could allow an unauthenticated, remote attacker to execute arbitrary code with SYSTEM privileges. (11/02/2004)

ESB-2004.0109 -- RealNetworks Security Updates -- Multiple Vulnerabilities in RealOne Player and RealPlayer - (09/02/2004)

ESB-2004.0097 -- US-CERT Technical Cyber Security Alert TA04-036A -- HTTP Parsing Vulnerabilities in Check Point Firewall-1 - (06/02/2004)

ESB-2004.0094 -- ISS Security Brief -- Checkpoint Firewall-1 HTTP Parsing Format String Vulnerabilities - (05/02/2004)

ESB-2004.0091 -- US-CERT Advisory -- TA04-033A: Multiple Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Internet Explorer - (05/02/2004)

ESB-2004.0095 -- ISS Security Brief -- Checkpoint VPN-1/SecureClient ISAKMP Buffer Overflow - ISS X-Force has discovered a flaw in the ISAKMP processing for both the Checkpoint VPN-1 server and Checkpoint VPN clients (Securemote/ SecureClient). A remote attacker may exploit this flaw to remotely compromise any VPN-1 server and/or client system running SecureClient/SecureClient. (05/02/2004)

ESB-2004.0090 -- Sun(sm) Alert Notification - Sun Alert ID: 50603 -- Sun ONE/iPlanet Web Server Enable HTTP TRACE Method by Default - (04/02/2004)

ESB-2004.0083 -- Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-004 -- Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (832894) - Microsoft has released a critical cumulative update which fixes three Internet Explorer vulnerabilities. (03/02/2004)

ESB-2004.0082 -- Check Point Firewall-1 -- H.323 Vulnerability - (02/02/2004)

ESB-2004.0076 -- Macromedia Security Zone Bulletins -- MPSB04-01 - ColdFusion MX sandbox security and MPSB04-02 - ColdFusion MX 6.1 form fields Denial of service. - (29/01/2004)

ESB-2004.0075 -- US CERT Technical Alert -- TA04-028A MyDoom.B Rapidly Spreading - Mydoom.B is a new variant of the Mydoom worm which attempts to perform a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack against Microsoft.com. (29/01/2004)

AL-2004.02 -- Email worm W32/Mydoom@MM (W32.Novarg.A@mm) - AusCERT has become aware of a new mass-mailer worm that arrives in email messages with varying subjects and spoofed From addresses. (27/01/2004)

ESB-2004.0033 -- Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-003 -- Buffer Overrun in MDAC Function Could Allow Code Execution (832483) - (14/01/2004)

ESB-2004.0032 -- Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-002 -- Vulnerability in Exchange Server 2003 Could Lead to Privilege Escalation (832759) - (14/01/2004)

ESB-2004.0002 -- CVS Security Bulletin -- Possible root Compromise in Concurrent Versions System (CVS) - (05/01/2004)

ESB-2003.0869 -- Sun Alert Notification -- Sun One Application Server May Disclose JSP Source - (23/12/2003)

ESB-2003.0864 -- Macromedia Security Zone Bulletin -- MPSB03-08 Update to Flash Player Addressing Local Shared Object Security - (19/12/2003)

ESB-2003.0856 -- Computer Associates Security Notice -- Vulnerability in Unicenter Remote Control and ControlIT - (16/12/2003)

ESB-2003.0855 -- Ethereal Security Advisory -- Security problems in Ethereal 0.9.16 - (16/12/2003)

ESB-2003.0850 -- bind-announce -- BIND 8.4.3 deprecated - (12/12/2003)

ESB-2003.0847 -- Macromedia Security Zone Bulletin -- MPSB03-07 - Security Patch available for ColdFusion MX and JRun 4.0 Web Services DoS - (11/12/2003)

AA-2003.04 -- Microsoft Internet Explorer incorrectly displays URLs - In Internet Explorer, certain URLs can be used to disguise the true origin of a web page by displaying misleading information in the Address bar. Exploit information involving this vulnerability has been made publicly available. (10/12/2003)

ESB-2003.0822 -- UNIRAS Brief - 645/03 -- Microsoft security issue affecting Exchange Server 2003 and Outlook Web Access (OWA) - (28/11/2003)

ESB-2003.0820 -- GnuPG Security Advisory -- GnuPG's ElGamal signing keys compromised - (28/11/2003)

ESB-2003.0819 -- ISC Announcement - BIND 8.4.3 maintenance release -- Security Fix: Negative Cache Poison Fix - BIND DNS server version 8.4.3 is available, fixing a Negative Cache Poison vulnerability which may allow a remote attacker to cause a denial of service for specific domains. (28/11/2003)


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