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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundExposing software flaws--no easy job
June 7, 2007 Security researcher Christopher Soghoian reflects on the hard work that comes after finding a vulnerability.Windows weakness can lead to network traffic hijacks
March 25, 2007 Problem in the way Windows PCs obtain network settings could let attackers hijack traffic, researchers warn.JavaScript opens doors to browser-based attacks
July 28, 2006 Malicious code embedded in Web site can let miscreant map a home or corporate network, attack connected devices.Web site virus attack blunted
June 25, 2004 But is another such attack possible? Experts say yes--and warn surfers to be wary.IE flaw may boost rival browsers
June 28, 2004 Security researchers suggest that using Microsoft alternatives is one way to surf the Web worry-free.Researchers warn of infectious Web sites
June 25, 2004 update Net surfers beware: "Serious" flaws let compromised servers take control of computers via Internet Explorer.Firefox, IE vulnerable to fake login pages?
November 22, 2006 Flaw could enable attackers to compromise usernames and passwords, security researcher warns, citing exploit on MySpace.Security firm: Samsung site hosts Trojan
September 8, 2006 Malware that steals access codes sits on Samsung server and is spread by malicious spam and IM, Websense says.IE flaw opens door to infection on sight
August 9, 2005 Microsoft plugs six holes, including an IE bug that could expose a PC user to attack just for looking at a picture.Year in review: Insecure about security
January 12, 2004 Worms and viruses delivered a wake-up call last year that corporate America couldn't ignore.
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