Wireless security: IT pros warily watching mobile phone threats Security experts have warned repeatedly that mobile phone attacks will grow as the devices become more sophisticated. IT administrators are starting to believe them.
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Security, compliance, disaster recovery are top IT concerns at remote and branch offices
Security, compliance, and disaster recovery top the list of […]
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Source: Tech Target
Flaws in an ActiveX component incorporated in many technical support support packages create a risk of hacking attacks, security watchers warn.
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Source: HelpNetSecurity
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Flaws in an ActiveX component incorporated in many technical support support packages create a risk of hacking attacks, security watchers warn.…
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Source: The Register Security
The ConfigChk ActiveX Control is part of VeriSign Inc.’s MPKI, Secure Messaging for Microsoft Exchange and Go Secure! products. It looks for the Microsoft Enhanced Cryptographic Provider in order to support 1024-bit cryptography.
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Source: Security Team
SupportSoft Inc. develops a product called Self-Service Suite which aims to help end users solve technical problems on their own. Symantec shipped a SupportSoft Inc. ActiveX control along with Norton Internet Security 2006.
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Source: Security Team
Windows Shell User Logon ActiveX Control Create Method Unauthorized User Creation Vulnerability
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Source: Security Focus
Stack Overflow in Third-Party ActiveX Controls affects Multiple Vendor Products Including Some Symantec Consumer Products and Automated Support
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Source: Security Focus
TeeChart Pro ActiveX Control Multiple Insecure Methods Vulnerabilities
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Source: Security Focus
VeriSign Configuration Checker ActiveX Control Remote Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
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Source: Security Focus
Vulnerabilities were identified in third-party trouble-shooting ActiveX controls, developed by SupportSoft. The risk is
MEDIUM. If succcessfully exploited this vulnerability could potentially compromise a user’s system possibly allowing execution of
arbitrary code or unauthorized access to system assests with the permissions of the user’s browser.
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Source: CIAC