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Blog Post:
Microsoft "Fix it" available for Internet Explorer 6, 7, and 8
swiat
This past weekend we have alerted you about a vulnerability present in Internet Explorer 6, 7, and 8 which has already been used in limited targeted attacks. Later versions of Internet Explorer (9 and 10) are not affected by this issue. As always, we recommend upgrading to the latest available. For those...
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31 Dec 2012
Blog Post:
More information on Security Advisory 2757760's Fix It
swiat
Today, we revised Security Advisory 2757760 with two new pieces of information: A Fix It solution is available to address the vulnerability via an app-compat shim The comprehensive security update will be released out-of-band on Friday. In this blog post, we’d like to explain more...
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19 Sep 2012
Blog Post:
Reports of DEP being bypassed
swiat
Yesterday we heard reports of a commercially available exploit that bypasses DEP. This exploit was made available to a limited number of major security vendors (Antivirus, IDS, and IPS vendors) and government CERT agencies. We wanted to use this opportunity to give an overview of current customer risk...
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20 Jan 2010
Blog Post:
Assessing risk of IE 0day vulnerability
swiat
Yesterday, the MSRC released Microsoft Security Advisory 979352 alerting customers to limited, sophisticated attacks targeting Internet Explorer 6 customers. Today, samples of that exploit were made publicly available. Before we get into the details I want to make one thing perfectly clear. The attacks...
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15 Jan 2010
Blog Post:
MS09-023: Windows Search and MSHTML Host Apps
swiat
Today, we released MS09-023, a bulletin for Windows Search 4.0. It is an information disclosure vulnerability rated as Moderate. We would like to go into more details in this blog to help you understand: What is the attack vector? Why is this vulnerability rated as Moderate? What is the risk...
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9 Jun 2009
Blog Post:
The MSHTML Host Security FAQ: Part II of II
swiat
MSHTML, a.k.a. Trident, is the Internet Explorer browser rendering engine. MSHTML is a great solution for rendering HTML content, either in the context of a web browser, or simply to display rich UI in an application. You are likely not even aware of some of the many ways MSHTML is hosted within Windows...
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3 Apr 2009
Blog Post:
The MSHTML Host Security FAQ: Part I of II
swiat
MSHTML, a.k.a. Trident, is the Internet Explorer browser rendering engine. MSHTML is a great solution for rendering HTML content, either in the context of a web browser, or simply to display rich UI in an application. You are likely not even aware of some of the many ways MSHTML is hosted within Windows...
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2 Apr 2009
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