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10/11/04    -   
C-Note-05-001: "MySQL Vulnerabilities" (10/11/04)
C-Note-04-014: "Apache 2.0.51 Released" (rev. 10/06/04)
C-Note-04-013: "Samba 3.0.x Denial of Service Flaw" (rev. 10/05/04)
C-Note-04-015: "Mozilla Releases" (rev. 10/05/04)

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2-27-2004:   Negative Reporting is now a requirement for all DOE/NNSA sites and is effective immediately per the Department of Energy memorandum concerning Cyber Security Incident Reporting. For details, visit CIAC Incident Reporting Procedures.


WHAT's NEW! !!         ( 10/13/2004 )
High-Risk Vulnerabilities
- Windows Buffer Overrun in JPEG Processing Could Allow Code Execution
   (CIAC Bulletin   O-213) (revised)

- Windows SMTP Vulnerability could Allow Remote Code Execution
   (CIAC Bulletin   P-005)

- Microsoft Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (834707)
   (CIAC Bulletin   P-006)

- "imlib" and "imlib2" Packages Vulnerability
   (CIAC Bulletin   O-215) (revised)

- HP Web Jetadmin Remote Access Vulnerability
   (CIAC Bulletin   O-218)

... more high risk vulnerabilities

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Latest CIAC Bulletin Releases   ( 10/14/2004 )
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black dot image P-014  CUPS Information Leak   (Released 10/14/2004)
black dot image P-013  Macromedia JRun Server Vulnerabilities   (Released 10/13/2004)
black dot image P-012  Microsoft Vulnerability in NNTP Could Allow Remote Code Execution (883935)   (Released 10/13/2004)
black dot image P-011  Microsoft Vulnerability in NetDDE Could Allow Remote Code Execution (841533)   (Released 10/13/2004)
black dot image P-010  Microsoft Compressed (Zipped) Folders Vulnerability   (Released 10/12/2004)
black dot image P-009  Microsoft Excel Vulnerability Could Allow Remote Code Execution   (Released 10/12/2004)
black dot image P-008  Microsoft Security Update for Microsoft Windows (840987)   (Released 10/12/2004)
black dot image P-007   Microsoft Windows Shell and Program Group Converter Vulnerabilities   (Released 10/12/2004)
black dot image P-006  Microsoft Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (834707)   (Released 10/12/2004)
black dot image P-005  Windows SMTP Vulnerability could Allow Remote Code Execution   (Released 10/12/2004)

Technical Bulletins  ( 08/17/2004 )
black dot image CIACTech04-001   Remote Detection of the Mydoom.A Worm   (Release 1/30/04)   
black dot image CIACTech03-001   Spamming using the Windows Messenger Service   (Release 10/29/02)   
black dot image CIACTech02-005   Understanding Capturing Files with Microsoft Word Field Codes   (Release 9/27/02)
black dot image CIACTech02-004   Parasite Programs; Adware, Spyware, and Stealth Networks   (Revised 11/11/02)
black dot image CIACTech02-003   Protecting Office for Mac X Antipiracy Server Ports   (Revised 5/7/02)
... more Technical Bulletins

Latest Revisions  ( 10/13/2004 )
black dot image O-169   Apache Buffer Overflow Vulnerability   (Revised 10/13/2004)
black dot image O-103  Apache HTTP Server mod_access Information Disclosure   (Revised 10/13/2004)
black dot image O-213  Windows Buffer Overrun in JPEG Processing Could Allow Code Execution   (Revised 10/13/2004)
black dot image O-016  Apache HTTP Server 1.3.29 Release Fixes Security Vulnerability   (Revised 10/12/2004)
black dot image O-015  Apache HTTP Server 2.0.48 Release Fixes Security Vulnerabilities   (Revised 10/12/2004)
black dot image P-003  Updated Cyrus-SASL Packages Fix Security Flaw   (Revised 10/12/2004)
black dot image O-222  libXpm Library Contains Multiple Integer Overflow Vulnerabilities   (Revised 10/12/2004)
black dot image P-001  Red Hat Updated XFree86 Packages Fix Security Issues   (Revised 10/11/2004)
black dot image O-203  Cisco Secure Access Control Server Vulnerabilities   (Revised 10/06/2004)
black dot image O-124  Cisco TCP Vulnerabilities in Multiple Cisco Products   (Revised 10/06/2004)

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Security Articles/Guidelines/Technology Sites
black dot image CIAC 2300 Document on Connecting to the Internet Securely; Windows 2000. Released March 2002.
black dot image CIAC Incident Reporting Procedures   ( 04/03/2002 )
black dot image ComputerWorld - "Wireless LAN Worries Mount"   ( 02/07/2002 )
black dot image NIST - "Guidelines on Firewalls and Firewall Policy"    (.pdf)   ( 02/05/2002 )
black dot image NSA Security Recommendation Guides
black dot image SANS - 20 Most Critical Internet Security Vulnerabilities

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DOE-CIAC Software Tools, Current Versions
black dot image NID v2.6  Released 10/10/2002
black dot image SafePatch v1.2.2 for Solaris and Red Hat Linux    Released 10/10/2002
black dot image SafePatch for Windows v1.0 for Windows 2000    Released 07/09/2003
black dot image ISS Internet Scanner v7.0   Available 5/2003
black dot image ISS RealSecure Products   Available 2/05/2001
black dot image ISS System Scanner v4.1   Available 2/05/2001
black dot image IEBT v1.01    Released 9/30/2000
black dot image AIS Alarms-Unix System v1.3.1    Released 2/17/2000

DOE Developed Software Tools
black dot image Multi-Platform Trusted Copy   - LANL    (CIAC's Brief Description)

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