During the last few years, a significant increase of attacks exploiting vulnerabilities in commonly used programs such as Adobe Acrobat and Reader or Microsoft Office is being observed. This is currently the primary initial infection vector used to compromise computers that have Internet access.

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With 20 to 25 binary analysis and private exploits/PoCs released each month, the VUPEN In-Depth Binary Analysis and Exploits service allows organizations and corporations to evaluate and qualify risks, and protect national infrastructures and corporate assets from emerging attacks.

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Latest Binary Analysis and Exploits/PoCs Released by VUPEN

Microsoft Office Word RTF Parsing Buffer Overflow (MS10-056 / CVE-2010-1902)

Microsoft Office Word RTF Parsing Engine Memory Corruption (MS10-056 / CVE-2010-1901)

IBM solidDB Handshake Request Processing Buffer Overflow (CVE-2010-2771)

Microsoft Office Word Record Parsing Buffer Overflow (MS10-056 / CVE-2010-1900)

HP OpenView Network Node Manager "execvp_nc()" Buffer Overflow (CVE-2010-2703)

Mozilla Firefox Plugin Parameter Array Dangling Pointer (MFSA2010-48 / CVE-2010-2755)

Microsoft Internet Explorer Table Element Buffer Overflow (MS10-053 / CVE-2010-2560)

Microsoft Internet Explorer "CIframeElement" Object Use-after-free (MS10-053 / CVE-2010-2558)

Microsoft Internet Explorer "boundElements" Uninitialized Memory (MS10-053 / CVE-2010-2557)

Microsoft Internet Explorer "OnPropertyChange_Src()" Use-after-free (MS10-053 / CVE-2010-2556)

Microsoft Windows Shortcut LNK Handling Code Execution (MS10-046 / CVE-2010-2568)

Microsoft Outlook SMB Attachment Handling Code Execution (MS10-045 / CVE-2010-0266)

Microsoft Office Access ActiveX Uninitialized Variable (MS10-044 / CVE-2010-1881)

Microsoft Office Access ActiveX Memory Corruption (MS10-044 / CVE-2010-0814)

Winamp Player FLV Dimensions Data Processing Integer Overflow (NO-MATCH)