Over the past couple of days we’ve received some additional questions regarding the ASP.NET vulnerability. In this post we will answer some of the most common ones.
Is My ASP.NET Site Affected By This Issue?
Yes, all sites that use ASP.NET are affected…
Our recent advisory describes an ASP.NET vulnerability which was recently publicly disclosed. This blog post will give you more information about the vulnerability and the workaround. It will also provide a script which will help you detect ASP.NET app…
Today we released nine security bulletins. Four have a maximum severity rating of Critical with the other five having a maximum severity rating of Important. Furthermore, six of the nine bulletins either do not affect the latest version of our products…
This morning we released security bulletin MS10-061 to address an issue in the Windows print spooler. In this blog post, we’d like to provide additional detail about the specific configurations of Windows that are vulnerable to this issue and more back…
This month, Microsoft released an update for IIS that addresses three vulnerabilities. The blog post focuses on one of these: the Request Header Buffer Overflow Vulnerability (CVE-2010-2730), which affects IIS version 7.5 and has a maximum security imp…
Background on the exploit As you probably know there is a new exploit in the wild for Adobe Reader and Acrobat. This particular exploit is using the Return Oriented Programming (ROP) exploit technique in order to bypass Data Execution Prevention (DEP)….
Today we are pleased to announce the availability of the Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET) version 2.0. Users can click here to download the tool free of charge.
For those who may be unfamiliar with the tool, EMET provides users with the ab…
