April 2007
Welcome to April's edition of Internet Security News, the monthly risks bulletin detailing the latest Internet software and system vulnerabilities from NTA Monitor, a leading IT security testing company. It provides a convenient way to keep up to date with the fast changing world of IT security; this month's edition includes a total of 9 risk issues: 5 High, 1 Medium and 3 Informational .
Apple patches multiple OS X vulnerabilities
(High risk) Apple has issued a security update to patch multiple security vulnerabilities, many of which exist in products that are shipped with OS X 2nd April 2007 Read MoreApple QuickTime vulnerabilities
(High risk) Multiple vulnerabilities have been found in QuickTime that can permit an attacker to compromise a user's system 2nd April 2007 Read MoreMicrosoft skipped March Patch Tuesday
(High risk) Microsoft missed out March's Patch Tuesday, even though numerous Microsoft flaws remain unpatched 2nd April 2007 Read MoreMozilla issues security updates
(High risk) Mozilla has issued a security update addressing a variety of vulnerabilities that can result in Cross-Site Scripting, spoofing and system access 2nd April 2007 Read MoreNew WordPress flaw found
(High risk) At the beginning of March, it was discovered that an attacker had modified the download file of the latest version of blogging software WordPress 2nd April 2007 Read MoreTrend Micro DoS flaw discovered
(Medium risk) A vulnerability has been found in multiple Trend Micro products that if successfully exploited, could permit attackers to launch a Denial of Service (DoS) attack 2nd April 2007 Read MoreEpassport cloned whilst still in its delivery envelope
(Informational) An ePassport has been successfully cloned before being removed from its delivery envelope 2nd April 2007 Read MoreOver 45 million TK Maxx customers' credit card details stolen
(Informational) TJX, the US parent company of TK Maxx, has had over 45 million of its customers' credit and debit card details stolen 2nd April 2007 Read MoreNTA's Annual Web Application Security Report 2007 is released
(Informational) NTA's Annual Web Application Security Report 2007 has discovered that 90% of UK organisations' websites are insecure 2nd April 2007 Read MoreAbout NTA Monitor
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