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» Finding SQL Injection with Scrawlr

You have likely been tracking the mass SQL Injections that are currently sweeping through the net. Just last night I was shopping on www.ihomeaudio.com when I noticed they had been injected (they have since fixed their site). HP started to observe these attacks in January. They spread to over 500,000...
Posted to The HP Security Laboratory (Weblog) by erik.peterson on 06-24-2008

» Microsoft Black Tuesday - February 2007

This month Microsoft decided to play catch-up and hit us with a hefty 12 security bulletins covering 20 vulnerabilities, 13 of which were critical. The volume was not surprising given that Microsoft pulled four of eight planned bulletins four days before the January release. We had also been anxiously...
Posted to Michael Sutton's Blog (Weblog) by erik.peterson on 02-14-2007

»  Microsoft Black Tuesday - December 2006

December looked a lot like November in terms of the volume and type of vulnerabilities patched by Microsoft. The seven security bulletins released today included a total of eleven vulnerabilities with the following breakdown for maximum severity: 5 Critical 5 Important 1 Moderate This month's bulletins...
Posted to Michael Sutton's Blog (Weblog) by erik.peterson on 12-12-2006

» Microsoft Black Tuesday - November 2006

Microsoft came out with a moderate collection of vulnerabilities for the month of November. The six security bulletins included a total of nine vulnerabilities with the following breakdown for maximum severity: 7 Critical 1 Important 1 Moderate This month's bulletins included patches for three public...
Posted to Michael Sutton's Blog (Weblog) by erik.peterson on 11-14-2006

»  Microsoft Black Tuesday - October 2006

And the file format vulnerabilities keep on coming! If the 2006 Microsoft security bulletins have had a theme, that theme has been file format vulnerabilities in media formats and Office documents. We kicked off 2006 with an out of cycle patch for the famed WMF vulnerability and during the past few months...
Posted to Michael Sutton's Blog (Weblog) by erik.peterson on 10-10-2006
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