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   >> VUPEN Security Advisories / CVE-2010-0491


- VUPEN Security Advisories referencing CVE-2010-0491 :

  30.03.2010 : Microsoft Internet Explorer Code Execution Vulnerabilities (MS10-018)


- Latest Security Advisories and Vulnerabilities :

2010-09-02 : Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) USB Device Descriptor Buffer Overflow
2010-09-02 : TANDBERG MXP Series SNMP Denial of Service Vulnerability
2010-09-02 : Zope Security Update Fixes Unspecified Denial of Service Vulnerability
2010-09-02 : Blackboard Transact Suite Two Information Disclosure Weaknesses
2010-09-02 : Apple iTunes Security Update Fixes Multiple WebKit Vulnerabilities
2010-09-02 : Fedora Security Update Fixes SSSD Null Password Authentication
2010-09-02 : Fedora Security Update Fixes lvm2 Security Bypass Vulnerability
2010-09-02 : Fedora Security Update Fixes Firefox and Xulrunner Vulnerabilities
2010-09-02 : SuSE Security Update Fixes Multiple Kernel Vulnerabilities
2010-09-02 : SuSE Security Update Acroread Code Execution Vulnerabilities
2010-09-02 : Mandriva Security Update Fixes OpenSSL Use-after-free Vulnerability
2010-09-01 : Linux Kernel "irda_bind()" Function Object Destruction Vulnerability
2010-09-01 : mBlogger "postID" Parameter Remote SQL Injection Vulnerability
2010-09-01 : Web Ideas Web Shop "page" and "ps_session" SQL Injection Issues
2010-09-01 : JE FAQ Pro for Joomla "catid" Remote SQL Injection Vulnerability
2010-09-01 : VMware ESX Security Update Fixes Multiple Package Vulnerabilities
2010-09-01 : Fedora Security Update Fixes php-pear-CAS Multiple Vulnerabilities
2010-09-01 : Fedora Security Update Fixes Socat Buffer Overflow Vulnerability


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 VUPEN Security Advisories By Criticality: Sep 2010


  Critical Risk

 : 14%

  High Risk		 : 3%

  Moderate Risk		 : 45%

  Low Risk		 : 38%

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