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New 'month of bugs' campaign outs LInux-based console flaw |
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Source: Search Security - Posted by Alex
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A group of security researchers began issuing what they said will be a month-long list of undisclosed bugs, as well as detailed binary analysis of known vulnerabilities. The first zero-day: A Linux-based Web hosting console.
The Abysssec Security Team said it would disclose vulnerabilities in software made by Adobe Systems, Microsoft, Mozilla, Apple, HP, Novel and other vendors. The Month of Abysssec Undisclosed Bugs issued two advisories Wednesday: A detailed binary analysis for a bug affecting previous versions of Adobe Reader and Adobe Flash and a zero-day flaw affecting cPanel, a Linux-based server Web hosting console.
Abysssec is made up of several anonymous researchers who specialize in penetration testing and binary code analysis. The group is trying to highlight its Exploit Database, an archive of exploits and vulnerable software collected from mailing lists and submissions.
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