Moth-eaten software…


A warning issued by Israeli security firm

GreyMagic Software

last month revealed a total of nine vulnerabilities in

IE 5.5

and

6.0

, all concerning object caching.

A warning issued by Israeli security firm

GreyMagic Software

last month revealed a total of nine vulnerabilities in

IE 5.5

and

6.0

, all concerning object caching. At the time of writing,

Microsoft

has not responded with new patches. Meanwhile, security consultancy

PivX Solutions

lists a running total of 32 unpatched vulnerabilities (http://www.pivx.com/larholm/unpatched/). As ever, though, the problem doesn’t stop once patches are provided. A recent poll on the

Virus Bulletin

website asked visitors whether they update their systems frequently with the latest security patches. One would like to assume that visitors to

VB

‘s website are at least a little interested in securing their PCs. While 69% said yes, 31% of participants said they do not regularly apply security patches to their systems.

Posted on 22 October 2002 by

Virus Bulletin


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