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Samba SMB1 Vulnerability; Patch Now or Disable If Possible

Nov

2017

Samba, a popular implementation of the SMB networking protocol shared by various Linux distributions, has been found vulnerable, potentially letting cybercriminals remotely control victims. All versions starting with version 4.0 from 2012 seem to have been affected by the issue. Read More

Category Vulnerabilities Written by Hotforsecurity 0 Comments

Keeping an eye on the heap

May

2011

The Windows heap memory is a rich source of anti-debugging techniques. It can be altered in numerous ways to achieve interesting effects, such as the execution of arbitrary code in particular circumstances. It can also be used in indirect ways, since many APIs allocate and/or free memory as part of their standard behaviour. What follows […]

Category General Written by Microsoft Malware Protection Center 0 Comments

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