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	Inside MSRC: Microsoft addresses XML Core Services flaw, RPC flaw SearchSecurity.com | 11.11.2008 OPINION - Microsoft's Bill Sisk highlight's the software maker's latest bulletin release and updates readers on the MS08-067 out-of-band release.

	Critical SAP flaw leaves systems vulnerable to attack SearchSecurity.com | 11 Nov 2008 ARTICLE - A flaw in SAP's graphical user interface could be exploited by an attacker to gain user privileges and access data and files.

	Attackers target critical Adobe PDF flaw SearchSecurity.com | 10 Nov 2008 ARTICLE - The SANS Internet Storm Center (ISC) warns that attackers may be attempting to exploit flaws in Adobe Reader to hijack computer systems.

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SECURING PRODUCTIVITY APPLICATIONS EXPERTS
			Michael Cobb Founder and Managing Director, Cobweb Applications Ltd. ASK A QUESTION

	Can virtualized applications interact with each other without explicit permission? 10 Oct 2008 EXPERT ANSWER - If a guest OS in a virtualized system is compromised, it could theoretically go through the hypervisor layer and compromise the rest of the guest operating systems. But what about an environment with virtualized ...

	What is the best way to manually test for buffer overflows? 10 Oct 2008 EXPERT ANSWER - There are two ways of reviewing a program for buffer overflows. Michael Cobb explains how to examine a program's source code and file code.

	Using Nessus Attack Scripting Language (NASL) to find application vulnerabilities 01 Jul 2008 TIP - In this new addition to our Nessus 3 Tutorial, Mike Chapple provides examples of NASL scripts that can find known vulnerabilities in your customized or third-party applications.

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REFERENCE & LEARNING: 1 - 1 of 1

	Quiz: Could you detect an application attack? SearchSecurity.com | 10 Jul 2006 SECURITY QUIZ - Test your application security awareness, review common application attacks and learn how to improve application layer logging to detect and protect against these attacks.

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MAGAZINE CONTENT (free subscription required): 1 - 3 of 4

	Product review: Klocwork Insight 8.0 Information Security Magazine | 01 Jun 2008 HOT PICK & PRODUCT REVIEWS - SOFTWARE SECURITY

	Product review: Mu-4000 Security Analyzer Information Security Magazine | 01 Jun 2008 HOT PICK & PRODUCT REVIEWS - SYSTEM/DEVICE TESTING

	Reasearch on Coding Backdoors Presents Ugly Picture Information Security Magazine | 01 May 2008 COLUMNS - Editor's Desk: Backdoor Bedlam

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DEFINITIONS: 1 - 1 of 1

	sheepdip 01 Feb 2002 WORD - In computers, a sheepdip (or, variously, sheep dipping or a footbath) is the checking of media, usually diskettes or CD-ROMs, for viruses before they are used in a computer or network. A sheepdip computer is used only for ...

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