Patch/Configuration Management, Vulnerability Management

Adobe releases Reader 9.3.1 to plug two holes

February 16, 2010

Adobe on Tuesday pushed out an update for its popular Reader and Acrobat software to remedy two vulnerabilities, one of which could let an attacker execute remote code and take control of an affected system. Users of Reader/Acrobat 9.3 and earlier versions are advised to upgrade to 9.3.1, according to a bulletin. The other flaw corrected by the update is the same one that was patched last week for Flash Player. That bug could enable an attacker to "subvert the domain sandbox and make unauthorized cross-domain requests." — DK

Dan Kaplan

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Network Security

Veeam patches bugs in VSPC, one leading to remote code execution

Steve ZurierDecember 4, 2024

In patching a 9.9 bug and a high-severity flaw, Veeam said the only available remedy is to apply the patches.

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Vulnerability Management

Actively exploited Partner Network site flaw, others addressed by Microsoft

SC StaffDecember 2, 2024

While Microsoft has noted that leveraging the flaw — which was discovered by Microsoft employees Apoorv Wadhwa, Gautam Peri, and an anonymous researcher — could allow privilege escalation without authentication, additional details regarding its exploitation have not been provided.

Vulnerability Management

Critical Array Networks flaw added to CISA vulnerabilities catalog

SC StaffNovember 27, 2024

Threat actors using a vulnerable URL could leverage the security issue, tracked as CVE-2023-28461, to facilitate arbitrary code execution or file system compromise, noted Array Networks.

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