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Adobe Releases Critical Flash Player Update

Adobe has just released the 10.0.22.87 version of its Flash Player application. It includes fixes for serious vulnerabilities and is classified as critical. Users are urged to deploy the update, as attacks might follow. One of the most serious flaws addressed in the new version has been reported by security and vuln...

25 February 2009
04:50 GMT

Adobe Fixes Clickjacking and Clipboard Hijacking Vulnerabilities

Adobe has released Flash Player 10, an update which fixes several security problems including clipboard poisoning and the UI redressing attack that hijacks computer webcams and microphones. Other security improvements include prevention of cross-domain privilege escalation attacks, port-scanning and unauthorized down...

17 October 2008
05:31 GMT

Web Users at Risk of Being Spied Through Their Own Webcams and Microphones

Adobe has released an advisory that describes the Flash Player vulnerability, which previously prompted security researchers Jeremiah Grossman and Robert Hansen to halt the disclosure of technical details regarding clickjacking attacks. According to the advisory, by using clickjacking techniques, an attacker can gain...

8 October 2008
11:03 GMT

Critical Clickjacking Vulnerabilities Will Soon Be Disclosed

Researchers Jeremiah Grossman, founder of WhiteHat Security, and Robert “RSnake” Hansen, founder of SecTheory, announced that they would fully disclose their research and PoC exploits at the Hack In The Box (HITB) conference in Kuala Lumpur, 27-30 October. The researchers previously canceled the presentat...

30 September 2008
06:22 GMT

Critical Clickjacking Vulnerabilities Affecting All Browsers Being Kept Secret

Security researchers Jeremiah Grossman and Robert “RSnake” Hansen have been working on developing several proof of concept exploits based on clickjacking techniques that affect websites on all browser platforms. They intended to present them at the OWASP AppSec Conference in New York later this month; how...

17 September 2008
10:40 GMT


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