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22 March 2009

The H news 22/03/2009


The H news 22/03/2009
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Overview of the news from the past 24 hours
The H Security news
Attacks on Intel's System Management Mode

Poisoning the processor cache allows code to be injected into the SMRAM - and could allow a rootkit to be placed there that's invisible to the operating system and applications

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Twitter XSS vulnerability

Secure Science Corporation has published a proof of concept XSS vulnerability which it says could be spread virally, similar to a worm, on the popular microblogging service, Twitter

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The H Security feature
Worth Reading: An Analysis of Conficker-C

SRI International's Malware Threat Center has published a detailed examination of the new mechanisms within the Conficker-C worm

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