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"Basic security threats not changed in 15 years"

1st February 2011 There may have been significant technological advances to the hardware and software organisations use, but according to Roy Hills, who co-founded NTA Monitor in 1996, the basic security threats have not changed in the last 15 years. Read More
Date: 3rd July 2006
Risk: Informational

Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition version 10 and Symantec Client Security version 3 were found to be vulnerable to a potential stack overflow, which if exploited, could enable an attacker to crash a system or execute arbitrary code. The flaw was found and fixed towards the end of May 2006 shortly after it was discovered and Symantec is not aware of any attempts made to exploit the vulnerability.

The consumer version of AntiVirus, installed on 200 million PCs around the world, is not vulnerable to the flaw.

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