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Infostealer.Posteal

02/26/2015

Downloader.Busadom

02/26/2015

Trojan.Ladocosm

02/26/2015

SONAR.SuspDocRun

02/25/2015

SONAR.SuspHelpRun

02/25/2015

More Than 6 000 Users Signed Microsoft’s “Scroogled” Petition

More Than 6 000 Users Signed Microsoft’s “Scroogled” Petition

Marketing Land analysts reported that about 6 000 users supported Microsoft’s “Scroogled” campaign over Goggle’s email service.

When counting the number, only users who signed the petition demanding from Google to stop using the content of emails for ads selection were taken into consideration. At the time of publishing the information the number was 6 223 subscribers.

Marketing Land’s analyst Danny Sullivan said:

– Of course, not all of those signing are Gmail users, as I’ll explain more below. And if Gmail has more than 300 million users, the percentage of Gmail users signing the petition would be even lower. But it’s already so tiny that give or take a million, ten million or even 100 million, it’s pretty clear Gmail users aren’t turning out to support this petition.

Analysts pointed out that about 300-450 million people use Google’s email service, which means that the number of collected signatures constitutes only 0.002 per cent of the Gmail’s audience. According to Marketing Land, Microsoft’s “Scroogled” campaign is “a pretty big failure”.

On February 6 Microsoft launched the website, where advantages of Outlook over Gmail were described. According to the posted information, Microsoft’s email service does not analyze the content of the letters in order to create ads selection. But Google’s one does. Furthermore, the site offers to sign a petition against Google and try using Outlook.

On St. Valentine’s Day Microsoft went even further – a short advertisement featuring Gmail’s postman was created. In the ad you can see the postman reading love letters to attach appropriate ads to them.

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Security Advisories Database

Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Microsoft OpenType Font Driver

A remote attacker can execute arbitrary code on the target system.

07/21/2015

SQL Injection Vulnerability in Piwigo

SQL inection vulnerability has been discovered in Piwigo.

02/05/2015

Cross-site Scripting Vulnerability in DotNetNuke

A cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability has been discovered in DotNetNuke.

02/05/2015

Cross-site Scripting Vulnerability in Hitachi Command Suite

A cross-site scripting vulnerability was found in Hitachi Command Suite.

02/02/2015

Denial of service vulnerability in FreeBSD SCTP RE_CONFIG Chunk Handling

An attacker can perform a denial of service attack.

01/30/2015

Denial of service vulnerability in Apache Traffic Server HTTP TRACE Max-Forwards

An attacker can perform a denial of service attack.

01/30/2015

Denial of service vulnerability in MalwareBytes Anti-Exploit "mbae.sys"

An attacker can perform a denial of service attack.

01/30/2015

Denial of service vulnerability in Linux Kernel splice

An attacker can perform a denial of service attack.

01/29/2015

Denial of service vulnerability in Python Pillow Module PNG Text Chunks Decompression

An attacker can perform a denial of service attack.

01/20/2015