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Micro$oft got owned again
The world's largest software maker was dealt a setback on Tuesday after the Internet Engineering Task Force decided not to adopt Microsoft's e-mail sender ID standard that would make it easier for Internet providers to block unwanted junk e-mail.
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"Microsoft, which now releases security bulletins and updates on a monthly cycle, said that its latest software flaw stems from the way its software processes images in the JPEG image format.
Users opening a file or viewing a specific image could be at risk if a hacker exploits the flaw and tries to gain access to a personal computer. " You can get a virus from a jpeg image? |
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The idea of exploiting JPGs is actualy very old. I remember reading someones post on a hacker group who was offering the source code for this 3 years ago. Who knows when this has been used undetected since then.......
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Well this isn't a surprise at all. Microsoft really needs to buy one of the top security companies and things like this wouldn't happen...
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Wow! this is new to me. never knew jpegs could be virus carriers, :helpme
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There is a version for BMP files to
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That shit is GOOD ! :thumbsup
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