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In October 2012, significant security patches were released addressing critical vulnerabilities across multiple platforms. This includes a range of updates for Microsoft products such as Word, SharePoint, and SQL Server, marking several CVEs that could potentially allow remote code execution and elevation of privilege. Notable patches include MS12-064 for Word and MS12-069 addressing Kerberos denial-of-service issues. Adobe also updated Flash Player and a variety of other software programs received urgent patches. Keeping systems updated is crucial to protect against evolving cyber threats.
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Patch Tuesday • 6 Patches – 1 Critical – 7 CVEs • Affected – Kernel, SQL, Kerberos, Word, HTML, SharePoint • Other updates, MSRT, Defender Definitions, Junk Mail Filter • MS12-064 Microsoft Word,Remote Code Execution • MS12-066 HTML Sanitization Component, Elevation of Privilege • MS12-067 FAST Search Server 2010 for SharePoint Parsing, Remote Code Execution • MS12-068 Windows Kernel, Elevation of Privilege • MS12-069 Kerberos, Denial of Service • MS12-070 SQL Server, Elevation of Privilege
Holes / Patches • Oracle due 16 Oct 2012 • Adobe • APSB12-16 Adobe Flash Player (25 cves) • Apple, • iOS 6 • OSX 10.8.2 and 10.7.5 • Safar 6.0.1 • OSX Server 2.1.1 • Apple TV 5.1 • Cisco • ASA • WebEX • IOS
Holes / Hacking • Chrome gets DNT • VMWare vCenter Operations, CapacityIQ, Movie Decoder • C&C Servers using TOR • Nitol Botnet preinstalled on windows • Ie 0-day • SPDY at ekoparty (tls compression protocol) • Blackhole 2.0 • Hacking Banking Phone Systems
Holes / Hacking • Malware written in google go • Iran vs Banks??? • Apple does maps better • NFC and Transit systems at EU Sec West • More java foo • Another Symantec code leak (norton utilities 2006) • Adobe and code signing, oops • Infected phpmyadmindistro on sourceforge • Twitter hi-jaking
Corp • PCI rules for mobile released • Oct is Cyber Security Awareness Month • NIST grants grants to 5 security start-ups • Android SIM Wipers, its not just for Samsung anymore • White House Breached? • SHA-3 protocol selected
Legal • Twitter discloses protester tweets • TX Schools ad tracker to IDs • FIPS makes things less secure, yes? • Phillipines bans cyber sex • Phillipines cyber crime law on hold • New Zealand requests inquiry on mega upload wiretapping • License Plate Scanners • Social snooping needs no warrant • Warrants required for email / cell tracking
Papers • PCI mobile payment guidelineshttps://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/documents/Mobile%20Payment%20Security%20Guidelines%20v1%200.pdf • IBM reporthttp://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/en/wgl03014usen/WGL03014USEN.PDF • imperva ddos reporthttp://www.imperva.com/docs/HII_Denial_of_Service_Attacks-Trends_Techniques_and_Technologies.pdfand morehttp://www.imperva.com/resources/overview.html • Infosecinsitute.comhttp://resources.infosecinstitute.com/ • Security categorieshttp://resources.infosecinstitute.com/security-categories/ • place raiderhttp://arxiv.org/pdf/1209.5982v1.pdf
tools • RTFScan (rich text file scanner) • Malwarehouse (malware collection) • 3d printer • secure messages • Exploitshield (browser plugin) • security onion 12.04 • cookie cadger • porting droid tp the hp touch pad
WTF • eurpopean facebook face recon suspended • ITIF rejects dnt settings • FB and datalogix • wow cities killed off
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