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New Adobe Acrobat and Reader Vulnerability
GSA Reference Number: AD090220-01
Simply Put: Adobe Acrobat 9 and Reader 9 and earlier versions contain an unpatched critical vulnerability that allows arbitrary code execution. Adobe has released an advisory on this issue, but a patch will not be released until March 11th. A workaround has been published that will prevent code execution, but the application will still crash.
IE7 Vulnerability Being Exploited
GSA Reference Number: AD090218-01
Simply Put: An Internet Explorer 7 vulnerability patched in the latest installment of Microsoft updates is now being exploited by malware authors. The patch, designated MS09-002, fixed a memory corruption vulnerability, which can cause remote code execution.
Waledac, The New Storm Worm?
Security researchers have seen a new worm, called Waledac, quickly spreading throughout many networks. Many of these researchers feel that Waledac bears a striking resemblance to one of the most devastating worms of all time, Storm. Like the Storm worm, Waledac is spread through emails that appear to be holiday themed “e-cards.” So far, users and researchers have seen both Christmas and Valentine’s Day e-cards being used.
February Patch Tuesday
Microsoft has released four patches resolving two Critical and two Important vulnerabilities in various Microsoft products.
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