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Re: Thunderbird vulnerability fix not detected

[quote user="vkundakci"] By the way the header for the first audit was: Mozilla Multiple Vulnerabilities (20090421) - Windows - Thunderbird and the second one was: Mozilla Multiple Vulnerabilities (20090611) - Windows - Thunderbird Sorry, I should have included them... By the way, I do not...

Posted to Vulnerability Assessment (Forum) by nomuus on 07-09-2009
Re: Sun JRE/JDK Multiple Vulnerabilities (20090324) - Windows - JRE 1.6.0

Did you completely un-install the old version first and then clean your system with a tool like the free program "CCleaner" to ensure all of the old registry keys and program file folders were gotten rid of prior to installing the latest version? Java is another program (like Adobe Flash) that...

Posted to Vulnerability Assessment (Forum) by Blue1978 on 05-01-2009
Re: New Post: 3/2/09: Upgrade Adobe Flash Player: Upgrade to 9.0.159.0, 10.0.22.87, or newer release

[quote user="Winifred"]hanks, nomuus. Your instructions (once again) worked like a charm! So happy you're a part of this forum. Something that has been nibbling in the back regions o[/quote] Medium and Low risk vulnerabilities should be resolved if there is a vulnerable application. If...

Posted to Vulnerability Assessment (Forum) by nomuus on 03-04-2009
Re: Remedy for vulnerability items, “Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 ActiveX Runtimes Code Execution (932349)”?

[quote]I'm running Server 2003 with all the latest service packs and updates. Please tell me someone is tracking this down because I also have about thirty more similar findings on my XP workstations. Is this a false positive? If not, what can I download/install to get rid of all these supposed errors...

Posted to Vulnerability Assessment (Forum) by nomuus on 01-23-2009

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Re: Thunderbird vulnerability fix not detected

Re: Sun JRE/JDK Multiple Vulnerabilities (20090324) - Windows - JRE 1.6.0

Re: New Post: 3/2/09: Upgrade Adobe Flash Player: Upgrade to 9.0.159.0, 10.0.22.87, or newer release

Re: Remedy for vulnerability items, “Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 ActiveX Runtimes Code Execution (932349)”?