RealNetworks Inc. has recently been made aware of security vulnerabilities that could potentially allow an attacker to run arbitrary or malicious code on a user's machine. While they have not received reports of anyone actually being attacked with this exploit, all security vulnerabilities are taken very seriously by RealNetworks Inc. Real has found and fixed the problem.
6271c03d314637ce60285d26839c6ed02232a7c525f81fffb3637673d7cd4358Eeye Advisory - All versions of Macromedia Shockwave Flash for Windows and Unix contains remotely exploitable overflows in the handling of SWF files. Since this is a browser based bug, it makes it trivial to bypass firewalls and attack the user at his desktop. Also, application browser bugs allow you to target users based on the websites they visit, the newsgroups they read, or the mailing lists they frequent.
ef61f5c7bb22a7f1570c610ede3c3d279065fdc8c0930aa34c2231c4cd2e2ea9Eeye Advisory - The NAI PGP Outlook plug-in in NAI PGP Freeware 7.0.3, PGP Personal Security 7.0.3, and PGP Desktop Security 7.0.4 contains a remotely exploitable heap overflow which can lead to code execution. NAI patch available here.
e7216236aa140bde90e0b6a185d4054a32eb6585e3527ebacfa7d3f1141d1b94A vulnerability in the ASP (Active Server Pages) ISAPI filter, loaded by default on all NT4 and Windows 2000 server systems (running IIS), can be exploited to remotely execute code of an attackers choice. Example which causes an application error included. Microsoft advisory on this vulnerability here.
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