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Archives for: January 2010, 12

01/12/10

Permalink 09:10:03 am, by Zach Brewer, 132 words
Categories: Security Advisories, General Security, Mac OS X

Multiple BSD Distributions dtoa.c (pdtoa.c) and 'gdtoa/misc.c' Memory Corruption Vulnerability

Several sources including SecurityFocus and SANS ISC are reporting BSD based distributions and other software, including Mac OSX 10.5 and 10.6, are vulnerable to CVE-2009-0689. The vulnerability is reportedly remotely and locally exploitable and because… more »
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Permalink 09:07:50 am, by Fred Parks, 432 words
Categories: Cisco Security Agent

RHEL, CSA, & IPv6 Weirdness

Recently I was tuning events in a CSA Management Center (version 6.01.117)  coming from a new RHEL5 server and I noticed something odd. Network Access Control rules that were triggering events on the RHEL box were showing IPv6 addresses in the event deta… more »
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