Internet Security Summary 0640![]() Internet Security Summary 0640This Week Multiple browsers are vulnerable to the "Dialog Origin"vulnerability, which can be exploited by malicious people to spoof JavaScript Dialog boxes. Secunia has constructed a test, which can be used to check if your
For more information about this issue, please refer to the advisories below.
VIRUS ALERTS:
This Weeks Top Ten Most Read Advisories:
1. [SA15489] Mozilla / Firefox / Camino Dialog Origin Spoofing
Vulnerability
2. [SA15491] Microsoft Internet Explorer Dialog Origin Spoofing
Vulnerability
3. [SA15411] Opera "javascript:" URL Cross-Site Scripting
Vulnerability
4. [SA15606] Internet Explorer Two Vulnerabilities
5. [SA15671] Java Web Start / Sun JRE Sandbox Security Bypass
Vulnerability
6. [SA15474] Safari Dialog Origin Spoofing Vulnerability
7. [SA15601] Mozilla / Mozilla Firefox Frame Injection Vulnerability
8. [SA15488] Opera Dialog Origin Spoofing Vulnerability
9. [SA15492] Internet Explorer for Mac Dialog Origin Spoofing
Vulnerability
10. [SA15008] Opera XMLHttpRequest Security Bypass
4) Vulnerabilities Summary Listing
Windows:
[SA15762] Fortibus CMS "username" and "ID" SQL Injection
Vulnerabilities
[SA15747] Ublog Reload SQL Injection and Cross-Site Scripting
[SA15734] Cool Cafe SQL Injection and Disclosure of Sensitive
Information
[SA15769] i-Gallery "folder" Cross-Site Scripting and Directory
Traversal
UNIX/Linux:
[SA15777] SUSE update for java2
[SA15755] Gentoo update for
sun-jdk/sun-jre-bin/blackdown-jdk/blackdown-jre
[SA15753] Gentoo update for peercast
[SA15750] Slackware update for sun-jdk/sun-jre
[SA15772] Fedora update for ruby
[SA15766] Gentoo update for squirrelmail
[SA15749] Sun ONE Messaging Server Unspecified Webmail Vulnerability
[SA15741] SUSE Updates for gpg2/telnet/unace/horde
[SA15740] Yaws Source Code Disclosure Vulnerability
[SA15730] Red Hat update for mc
[SA15773] Ubuntu update for tcpdump
[SA15770] cPanel cpsrvd.pl Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability
[SA15768] Gentoo update for spamassassin/razor
[SA15754] NanoBlogger Plugins Shell Command Injection Vulnerability
[SA15751] Gentoo update for cpio
[SA15729] Red Hat update for bzip2
[SA15728] Fedora update for spamassassin
[SA15774] Ubuntu update for sudo
[SA15771] Fedora update for sudo
[SA15763] Novell NetMail File Ownership Security Issue
[SA15759] Slackware update for sudo
[SA15748] OpenBSD update for sudo
[SA15744] Sudo Arbitrary Command Execution Vulnerability
[SA15760] Avaya Products Telnet Client Information Disclosure Weakness
[SA15731] Red Hat update for gaim
Other:
[SA15757] Enterasys Vertical Horizon Switches Two Security Issues
[SA15765] Cisco VPN Concentrator Group Name Enumeration Weakness
Cross Platform:
[SA15767] Ruby XMLRPC Server Arbitrary Command Execution
[SA15758] MercuryBoard "User-Agent" SQL Injection Vulnerability
[SA15752] Trac Arbitrary File Upload/Download Vulnerability
[SA15735] XAMPP "lang.php" Script Insertion and Information Disclosure
[SA15732] Ultimate PHP Board Cross-Site Scripting and User Credentials
Exposure
[SA15775] Gentoo update for tor
[SA15764] Tor Disclosure of Sensitive Information
[SA15739] Razor-agents Denial of Service Vulnerabilities
[SA15738] Contelligent Preview Privilege Escalation Vulnerability
[SA15737] ajax-spell Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability
[SA15736] amaroK Web Frontend Exposure of User Credentials
[SA15742] RealVNC Information Disclosure Weakness
[SA15733] e107 Administrator Account Enumeration Weakness
[SA15746] JBoss "org.jboss.web.WebServer" Information Disclosure
5) Vulnerabilities Content Listing
Windows:
[SA15762] Fortibus CMS "username" and "ID" SQL Injection
Vulnerabilities
Critical: Moderately critical
Where: From remote
Impact: Manipulation of data
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