Tag Archive | "windows-security"


15 December 2011 | 7,114 views

No BEAST Fix From Microsoft In December Patch Tuesday – But They Fixed Duqu Bug

It looks like Microsoft originally had a patch for the BEAST vulnerability, but for some reason they have withdrawn it for the December Patch Tuesday. It’s a pretty bumper crop of patches though with 13 bulletins and 19 vulnerabilities fixed, the highest profile one being a patch for the zero-day vulnerability exploited by Duqu. The [...]

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01 June 2011 | 6,761 views

Microsoft Enhanced Mitigation Evaluation Toolkit (EMET)

The enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET) is designed to help prevent hackers from gaining access to your system. Software vulnerabilities and exploits have become an everyday part of life. Virtually every product has to deal with them and consequently, users are faced with a stream of security updates. For users who get attacked before the [...]

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13 April 2011 | 6,709 views

Microsoft Unleashes Record Breaking Patch Tuesday – April 2011

We all love Patch Tuesday – no doubt about that right? Well Microsoft has blessed us this month with the biggest Patch Tuesday in the history of the program. That’s a good thing because it’s had some horribly effective vulnerabilities revealed lately. It managed to package up a massive bundle of patches for 64 vulnerabilities [...]

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03 March 2011 | 8,681 views

Microsoft Attack Surface Analyzer – Test Software Vulnerabilities

Attack Surface Analyzer is developed by the Security Engineering group, building on the work of our Security Science team. It is the same tool used by Microsoft’s internal product groups to catalogue changes made to operating system attack surface by the installation of new software. Attack Surface Analyzer takes a snapshot of your system state [...]

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30 November 2010 | 9,080 views

Windows Vista & Windows 7 Kernel Bug Can Bypass UAC

Now this is not the first time Windows UAC has hit the news for being flawed, back in February 2009 it was discovered that Windows 7 UAC Vulnerable – User Mode Program Can Disable User Access Control and after that in November 2009 it was demonstrated that Windows 7 UAC (User Access Control) Ineffective Against [...]

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14 October 2010 | 13,185 views

Windows Credentials Editor v1.0 – List, Add & Edit Logon Sessions

Windows Credentials Editor (WCE) allows to list logon sessions and add, change, list and delete associated credentials (ex.: LM/NT hashes). This can be used, for example, to perform pass-the-hash on Windows and also obtain NT/LM hashes from memory (from interactive logons, services, remote desktop connections, etc.) which can be used in further attacks. Supported Platforms [...]

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09 September 2010 | 5,757 views

DllHijackAuditor – Free Audit Tool For DLL Hijack Vulnerability

DllHijackAuditor is the smart tool to Audit against the Dll Hijacking Vulnerability in any Windows application. This is recently discovered critical security issue affecting almost all Windows systems on the planet. It appears that large amount of Windows applications are currently susceptible to this vulnerability which can allow any attacker to completely take over the [...]

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01 September 2010 | 7,743 views

Windows PowerShell DNS Server Blackhole Tool – Blacklist Domains

This is a Windows PowerShell Script to help you with blacklisting domains you wish to block in your networks. We have written about PowerShell before, it is something which can make the windows shell a lot more flexible. On the external DNS servers you can create primary zones for the domain names and FQDNs you [...]

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25 August 2010 | 10,153 views

Windows Binary Planting DLL Preloading/Hijacking Bug

The big news that is turning the infosec world inside out this week is about a new DLL pre-loading/hijacking bug which effects more than 200 Windows applications including some produced by Microsoft itself. The basis of this exploit is the way in which Windows works and how it loads DLL files used by many applications, [...]

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23 July 2010 | 8,482 views

Microsoft Confirms Windows Zero Day Bug In Shortcut Files

This is a pretty nasty attack and for once Microsoft have actually acknowledged and confirmed this is a critical unpatched vulnerability. Incidentally Microsoft also recently retired Windows XP SP2 from the support cycle, and this vulnerability effects that system and they have stated they will not be patching it. It’s a pretty serious bug and [...]

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