Adobe confirms PDF zero-day, plans rush patch
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Adobe today said it would issue an emergency patch the week of Aug. 16 to fix a critical flaw in its Reader and Acrobat software.
The bug was disclosed by researcher Charlie Miller at last month's Black Hat security conference when he demonstrated how the open-source BitBlaze toolkit could be used to boost bug-hunting productivity tenfold.
Arlington, VA hosts SANS training program for the CISSP(R) Certification Exam, October 4 – 9
SANS is pleased to announce Community SANS Arlington, VA where
we will teach Management 414: SANS Training Program for the
CISSP(R) Certification Exam, October 4 - 9. The course will be
taught by SANS Certified Instructor Ted Demopolous. For complete
course description, event details, and to register, please visit
(https://www.sans.org/arlington-2010-cs).
SC Magazine Webcast – IBM 20/20 Webcast
SC Magazine is pleased offer a unique webcast series - SC Magazine 20/20. The free webcast series features a member of the SC Magazine editorial team sitting down with various industry thought leaders to discuss the past, present and future of IT security. Our next webcast in the series:
SecurityOrb.com Deal of the Week – Samsung NP-N130-JA01US Refurbished Netbook from TigerDirect
The SecurityOrb.com deal of the week comes from TigerDirect.com . It is a refurbished Samsung NP-N130-JA01US Netbook with a webcam and Windows 7 Starter.
New threat: Hackers look to take over power plants
Computer hackers have begun targeting power plants and other critical operations around the world in bold new efforts to seize control of them, setting off a scramble to shore up aging, vulnerable systems.
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-046 – Critical
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-046 - Critical
Vulnerability in Windows Shell Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2286198)
