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www.expresscomputeronline.com WEEKLY INSIGHT FOR TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS
18 July 2005  
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Keane insight

Updates

A compilation of the latest information about viruses and worms, security issues and patches to rectify the same

Malware Top 10

SYMBOS_DOOMED.A
BKDR_NIBU.J TROJ_DLOADER.RY WORM_MYTOB.GB TROJ_PGPCODER.B WORM_MYTOB.EV WORM_MYTOB.BC TROJ_BAGLE.BB WORM_MYTOB.HN WORM_MYTOB.HQ

(Source: Trend Micro.
Period: June 28 to July 4)

Windows Help flaw

eEye Digital Security has discovered a vulnerability in the way various versions of Windows handle Windows Help (.CHM) files. If exploited, this vulnerability allows arbitrary code to be executed by the remote attacker. A malicious file can be opened by Internet Explorer. This vulnerability affects any application that uses the Windows Help component of Internet Explorer internally.

The systems affected include Windows 98, 2000, SP3, SP4, Windows XP, SP1, SP2, Windows XP 64-bit Itanium SP 1, 2003, Windows XP Professional x64 edition, Windows 2003 Server / SP1, Windows 2003 for Itanium / SP1, etc. Microsoft has released a patch for this at www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS05-026.mspx

 


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