CERT Quarterly Summary CS-2002-04 - Popular vulnerabilities being exploited by attackers these days include an Apache/mod_ssl worm, OpenSSL bugs, Trojan horse sendmail, libpcap, and tcpdump, multiple BIND bugs, and a heap overflow in Microsoft MDAC.
b577896ae5b0e164f58fb07ec0cc609eCERT Quarterly Summary CS-2002-03 - Popular vulnerabilities being exploited by attackers these days include multiple Apache chunked encoding bug, and more.
cdd88fe75408ba5c8faaa0769102f8bcCERT Quarterly Summary CS-2002-02 - Recent attack trends include exploitation of vulnerabilities in Microsoft SQL Server, Buffer Overflow in Microsoft's MSN Chat ActiveX Control, Heap Overflow in Cachefs Daemon (cachefsd), IIS, Oracle, and more.
a4128a42b18994cc6abd8c451be8bde4CERT Quarterly Summary for May, 2001. Since the last regularly scheduled CERT summary, issued in February 2001 (CS-2001-01), we have seen a significant increase in reconnaissance activity, a number of self-propagating worms, and active exploitation of vulnerabilities in snmpxdmid, BIND and IIS by intruders.
5d87c650c2e77430cb65ed75827a652bCERT Quarterly Summary for February, 2001 - Since the last regularly scheduled CERT summary, issued in November 2000, bugs in BIND TSIG and LPRng have began to be used on a large scale, while rpc.statd and FTPD continue to be exploited. A new Vulnerability Notes database has been started.
83b43e0d6ffffc28225f902fd4241ff6CERT Quarterly Summary for November, 2000 - Since the last regularly scheduled CERT summary, issued in August (CS-2000-03), we have seen continued compromises via rpc.statd and FTPd. We have also seen a number of sites compromised by exploiting a vulnerability in the IRIX telnet daemon. Notable virus activity includes the Loveletter.as worm and the QAZ worm.
2e5e1d522b7b4f9b03089a3a4d5bd060This is the CERT quarterly summary which focuses on the types of attacks reported to their incident response team, as well as other noteworthy incident and vulnerability information. This quarter CERT focuses on the input validation vulnerability in rpc.statd, multiple vulnerabilities in FTP daemons, ActiveX control vulnerabilities, exploitation of hidden file extensions, the Outlook and Outlook Express cache bypass vulnerability, chat clients and network security
d07e3eb6bb3464eb67a72ca1f0ba05fbCERT Quarterly Hacker Activity Summary CS-2000-02 - The BIND "NXT bug" continues to be exploited every day. Kerberos services are a new popular remote root target. Many denial of service packet flood attacks are now being bounced off of nameservers. CERT keeps track of current hacker activity here.
7905a112b9db9fcd9bccf2537222638cCERT Quarterly Attack Summary - Currently being actively exploited on the internet are remote BIND vulnerabilities, Vixie Cron, WU-FTPD 2.5, RPC services and Malicious HTML Tags Embedded in Client Web Requests.
acdb57dc33435ce4b870c5a948d498e7CERT Quarterly Summary #5 - Currently exploited vulnerabilities include am-utils package and RPC vulnerabilities. Also has Y2K/security Information sources.
18b752246fcf709a8d0934a15d95f5a8Each quarter, the CERT Coordination Center (CERT/CC) issues the CERT summary to draw attention to the types of attacks reported to our incident response team. This quarter, the most popular attacks are Distributed DoS tools, Distributed Sniffer for Linux, CDE Vulnerabilities, BIND Vulnerabilities, WU-FTPD Vulnerabilities, AMD Vulnerabilities, RPC Vulnerabilities, and virus / trojan activity.
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