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- VUPEN Security Advisories referencing CVE-2007-4768 :

30.06.2008 : Sun Solaris 10 Adobe Reader Multiple Code Execution Vulnerabilities

03.06.2008 : Sun Security Update Fixes Flash Player Code Execution Vulnerabilities

13.05.2008 : Gentoo Security Update Fixes Chicken Multiple Vulnerabilities

07.05.2008 : Debian Security Update Fixes Kazehakase PCRE Vulnerabilities

19.03.2008 : Apple Mac OS X Command Execution and Security Bypass Issues

11.03.2008 : Fedora Security Update Fixes PCRE Code Execution Vulnerabilities

13.02.2008 : Fedora Security Update Fixes GLib PCRE Code Execution Vulnerabilities

31.01.2008 : Gentoo Security Update Fixes GOffice PCRE Multiple Vulnerabilities

31.01.2008 : Gentoo Security Update Fixes Kazehakase Multiple Vulnerabilities

21.01.2008 : Gentoo Security Update Fixes Flash Player Code Execution Vulnerabilities

10.01.2008 : Gentoo Security Update Fixes R PCRE Code Execution Vulnerabilities

24.12.2007 : SuSE Security Update Fixes Flash Player Code Execution Vulnerabilities

19.12.2007 : Redhat Security Update Fixes Flash-plugin Code Execution Vulnerabilities

18.12.2007 : Apple Mac OS X Code Execution and Information Disclosure Vulnerabilities

28.11.2007 : Ubuntu Security Update Fixes PCRE Code Execution and DoS Issues

22.11.2007 : Gentoo Security Update Fixes PCRE Code Execution Vulnerabilities

09.11.2007 : Mandriva Security Update Fixes PCRE Code Execution and DoS Issues

08.11.2007 : rPath Security Update Fixes PCRE Code Execution and Denial of Service

08.11.2007 : Fedora Security Update Fixes Glib PCRE Multiple Code Execution Issues

08.11.2007 : GLib Security Update Fixes PCRE Code Execution and Denial of Service

06.11.2007 : Debian Security Update Fixes PCRE Code Execution and Denial of Service

06.11.2007 : PCRE Regular Expression Handling Code Execution and Denial of Service

- Latest Security Advisories and Vulnerabilities :

2009-07-03 : IBM Tivoli Identity Manager Two Cross Site Scripting Vulnerabilities

2009-07-03 : Apache "mod_proxy" Reverse proxy Denial of Service Vulnerability

2009-07-03 : Sun Lightweight Availability Collection Tool File Overwrite Vulnerability

2009-07-03 : Sun Solaris SNMP GETBULK Request Denial of Service Vulnerability

2009-07-03 : wxWidgets "wxImage::Create()" Function Integer Overflow Vulnerability

2009-07-03 : Drupal Advanced Forum Cross Site Scripting and Security Bypass Issues

2009-07-03 : Drupal Multiple Cross Site Scripting and Security Bypass Vulnerabilities

2009-07-03 : CMS Chainuk Multiple Code Injection and File Inclusion Vulnerabilities

2009-07-03 : KerviNet Forum SQL Injection and Cross Site Scripting Vulnerabilities

2009-07-03 : MP3-Nator Playlist File Processing Buffer Overflow Vulnerability

2009-07-03 : AudioPLUS Playlist File Processing Buffer Overflow Vulnerability

2009-07-03 : Redhat Security Update Fixes Ruby Security Bypass and DoS Issues

2009-07-03 : Redhat Security Update Fixes Pidgin Denial of Service Vulnerability

2009-07-03 : Redhat Security Update Fixes Openswan Denial of Service Vulnerabilities

2009-07-03 : Ubuntu Security Update Fixes Nagios Command Injection Vulnerability

2009-07-03 : Ubuntu Security Update Fixes Libcompress-raw-zlib-perl Vulnerability

2009-07-03 : Gentoo Security Update Fixes ModSecurity Denial of Service Issues

2009-07-03 : Gentoo Security Update Fixes libwmf Use-After-Free Vulnerability

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