Proactively protect your browser against new Web Threats. Browser Guard 2010 from Trend Micro has zero-day vulnerability prevention and protects against malicious JavaScript using advanced heuristics and emulation technologies. Browser Guard provides real-time protection against malicious changes to Internet Explorer settings caused by Browser Hijackers
The Trend Micro Browser Guard is an easy to use browser plug-in, which prevents known and unknown web threats. Zero-day attacks such as Aurora and Hydraq can be proactively blocked by Browser Guard, which detects and prevents behavior associated with these types of threats.
Cybercriminals often use malicious JavaScript inserted into web pages, where attacks can take place silently, without any visible effect. Browser Guard also protects you from such attacks by analyzing and subsequently blocking malicious JavaScript. For the most advanced and efficient detection, Browser Guard communicates with the Trend Micro Smart Protection Network, bringing you the latest protection when you surf the web.
Features of Browser Guard:
- Protects against zero day exploits
- Detects buffer-overflow and heap-spray attacks
- Protects against execution of shell code
- Analyzes and protects against malicious JavaScript
- Connects with Trend Micro Smart Protection Network to maximize detections
Operating systems supported:
Microsoft Windows XP Home/Professional (with SP2 or newer)
Windows Vista (with the latest service pack)
Microsoft Windows 7
Windows Internet Explorer 6.0 and newer ( X64 bit not supported)
Download Browser Guard 2.0.1072 here
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Okay, so this was found on a popular mailing list. Thought that we should share this one with you.
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# Securitylab.ir
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# Founded By: Unknown
# Published By: K4mr4n_st(at)yahoo(dot)com
# Special Thanks: N.S.T Security Team (Red Dragon) & Securitylab.ir
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This heap spray based JavaScript is being detected actively in the wild by many antivirus vendors.
Use it on your own risk! We have compiled a .pdf out of it for you guys which can be found here – 0dayExploit.pdf
Tagged as: antivirus, Source Code, Windows, zero day
This is an unreleased, private 0day, which we found on an un-secure of a person who was trying to root us.
Use it on your own production environment and handle with care! We should not be held responsible for damages occurring out of the use of this source code.
“OpenSSH is a FREE version of the SSH connectivity tools that technical users of the Internet rely on. Users of telnet, rlogin, and ftp may not realize that their password is transmitted across the Internet unencrypted, but it is. OpenSSH encrypts all traffic (including passwords) to effectively eliminate eavesdropping, connection hijacking, and other attacks. Additionally, OpenSSH provides secure tunneling capabilities and several authentication methods, and supports all SSH protocol versions.”
/* openssh-53p1-remote-root.c
* OpenSSH 5.3p1-1 Remote Root Exploit by the|one
* Email: <a href="mailto:root@chamillionaire.com">root@chamillionaire.com</a>
* Release date: Unreleased (private) / 2010
* Available Patch: No fix-patch has been issued or reported.
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* Additional Notes:
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* By using this software, you take any and/or all responsibility
* for the damage(s) caused and will not bitch to me, the|one, about it.
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* USE THIS SOFTWARE AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION! Later skiddies.
*/
- SNIP -
Thanks to Cykyc thoughts to let us know that alas this exploit is FAKE. View his blog post here.
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