kronas
12-11-2004, 21:30
security firm finjin software has announced that it has found 10 security vulernabilitys in windows xp service pack 2.
the firm has stated that it will not release details of the flaws but will pass them on to microsoft.
Finjan, which sells security software that it says will plug the holes, claimed that the vulnerabilities enable a Web page to access a local file, elevating the privileges of code downloaded from the Internet and bypassing Windows XP SP2's system for warning users about the download and execution of program files.
source: yahoo news
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/nf/20041112/tc_nf/28377
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the firm has stated that it will not release details of the flaws but will pass them on to microsoft.
Finjan, which sells security software that it says will plug the holes, claimed that the vulnerabilities enable a Web page to access a local file, elevating the privileges of code downloaded from the Internet and bypassing Windows XP SP2's system for warning users about the download and execution of program files.
source: yahoo news
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/nf/20041112/tc_nf/28377
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