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Linux Advisory Watch: Dec 18th, 2009

19.12.2009 15:45    linuxsecurity.com
LinuxSecurity.com: Thank you for reading the LinuxSecurity.com weekly security newsletter. The purpose of this document is to provide our readers with a quick summary of each week's most relevant Linux security headlines. Vulnerabilities exist for virtually every vendor, every week.
Linux Advisory Watch: Dec 18th, 2009


Readying For A Zero-Day Attack: Expect The Unexpected

19.12.2009 15:45    linuxsecurity.com
LinuxSecurity.com: Which vulnerabilities are the hardest for an enterprise to manage? None of them are easy, but the ones that are most lethal are the vulnerabilities you don't know about until an exploit hits. These flaws, known collectively as "zero-day"
Readying For A Zero-Day Attack: Expect The Unexpected

IndigoVision IP Video system deployed at the arc Shopping Centre

19.12.2009 12:31    securitypark.co.uk
Distributed IP Video systems are becoming very popular with new build projects due to their minimal cabling costs compared to traditional analogue CCTV equipment. Instead of analogue cameras connected to transmitter modules, as used in the arc Centre, IP cameras
IndigoVision IP Video system deployed at the arc Shopping Centre

News: Twitter attacker had proper credentials

19.12.2009 11:40    securityfocus.com
Twitter attacker had proper credentials
News: Twitter attacker had proper credentials


News: PhotoDNA scans images for child abuse

19.12.2009 11:40    securityfocus.com
PhotoDNA scans images for child abuse
News: PhotoDNA scans images for child abuse

Brief: Twitter investigates DNS hijack

19.12.2009 11:40    securityfocus.com
Twitter investigates DNS hijack
Brief: Twitter investigates DNS hijack

Researchers Find Flaws in Google's reCAPTCHA

19.12.2009 02:35    allspammedup.com
A new report by security researchers claims that Google's reCAPTCHA system is flawed - so flawed that it would allow a botnet with just 10,000 zombies to manage 10 recognition successes an hour resulting in over 850,000 fake accounts being
World    Spam
Researchers Find Flaws in Google's reCAPTCHA

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