eEye Digital Security has discovered multiple vulnerabilities within CA ARCserve for Laptops & Desktops (L&D), an enterprise-level backup software suite designed for workstations. The vulnerabilities can be utilized by an attacker to execute arbitrary code on a remote system anonymously over TCP/1900.
2c3fbc7b2a14abfd5c6627658fb14d28b20b7c63ec81bf6bcd5dcc180cd1adfceEye Digital Security has discovered a security vulnerability in IBM's eGatherer ActiveX control. This is the second vulnerability found in this control by eEye Research, the first being from Drew Copley. This control is typically installed by default on IBM workstations and laptops, and is used by default for auto-finding drivers/updates on IBM's/Lenovo's support site.
9c84908e1b617bcd8bdf8c955b46130747f8f7e108a5d3bf442c32fe17b7a573White paper on basic security and hardening procedures for AIX. Many of the features and functions shown throughout this guide are applicable to AIX 4.3 and above, but are more directed towards AIX 5.2. This guide attempts to cover a lot of ground and offers useful and necessary insight for anyone administering AIX machines.
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