We are going to see Firefox 2.0.0.13 probably by end of this week. Check out this directory transversal code using view-sources: & resource: scheme
view-source:resource:///
translate to file:///C:/Program%20Files/Mozilla%20Firefox/
You can read/include firefox pref settings with this code. <script src=”view-source:resource:///greprefs/all.js”></script>
Install No-script Add-ons.
A JavaScript Buffer Overflow in Adobe Acrobat, Acrobat 3D & Reader allowed remote attacker to execute arbitrary code. The code will run with the privileges of the target user opening the PDF document.
Excerpt from iDefense Public Advisory;
Adobe Reader and Acrobat implement a version of JavaScript in the EScript.api plug-in which is based on the reference implementation used in Mozilla products. One of the methods exposed allows direct control over low level features of the object, which in turn allows execution of arbitrary code.
Disabled Adobe Reader & Acrobat JavaScript. Perform Update ↓
Adobe released version 8.1.2 of Adobe Reader, Acrobat & Acrobat 3D to address
these vulnerabilities.
These vulnerabilities were discovered by Greg MacManus of VeriSign iDefense Labs.
Firefox 2.0.0.12 Security Update fixes 7 Vulnerability & 3 critical patch (memory corruption, JavaScript Engine Crashes).
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Today’s we just upgrade from WordPress 2.3.2 to 2.3.3 security release. There is 21 attack (script injections) on blog.kakkoi.net from 3 known bot-herder scripts ↓. The first attacker is from 212.24.62.200 → udkado.ru masking their useragent as Googlebot (a real human?). The were playing with my 302.curie redirect page at blog.kakkoi.net/uri/. I send the attacker data to abuse network and IronPort.
The next few hours we received 20 attack from the same bot-herder. They probably has a large scale of DDNS (china → korea → us ). Noticeably the scans pattern is predictable. From our Feb 5th attack all these botnet is targeting certain search keywords security, injection so we setup a honey-pot right on that particular URL.
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