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buffer-overflow

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  • So far, the biggest story has been the discovery of a buffer-overflow vulnerability that can affect Windows and Macintosh machines running QuickTime 7.1.3.

    Vulnerability Discovered in Apple QuickTime 2007

  • The bug is particularly nasty because it's due to a design flaw in Java, rather than the type of programming error that would lead to a more common buffer-overflow attack.

    PC World 2010

  • Topping the vulnerabilities list are XSS (cross-site scripting), SQL injection, and buffer-overflow bugs.

    The Register Team Register 2010

  • The bug is particularly nasty because it's due to a design flaw in Java, rather than the type of programming error that would lead to a more common buffer-overflow attack.

    ARN News 2010

  • The bug is particularly nasty because it's due to a design flaw in Java, rather than the type of programming error that would lead to a more common buffer-overflow attack.

    Techworld Australia News 2010

  • Topping the vulnerabilities list are XSS (cross-site scripting), SQL injection, and buffer-overflow bugs.

    The Register Team Register 2010

  • The bug is particularly nasty because it's due to a design flaw in Java, rather than the type of programming error that would lead to a more common buffer-overflow attack.

    PC Advisor News 2010

  • The bug is particularly nasty because it's due to a design flaw in Java, rather than the type of programming error that would lead to a more common buffer-overflow attack.

    PC World 2010

  • The bug is particularly nasty because it's due to a design flaw in Java, rather than the type of programming error that would lead to a more common buffer-overflow attack.

    Computerworld 2010

  • The bug is particularly nasty because it's due to a design flaw in Java, rather than the type of programming error that would lead to a more common buffer-overflow attack.

    PC World 2010

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