New Microsoft Flaw

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  1. Starrob

    Starrob Registered Member

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  2. ronjor

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    Microsoft Warns of IE Zero-Day Exploit

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  3. Tom772

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    Re: Microsoft Warns of IE Zero-Day Exploit

    Once again, i owe you a beer!!;) T
     
  4. Kye-U

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    Re: Microsoft Warns of IE Zero-Day Exploit

    For Proxomitron users, a workaround:

    Code:
    [Patterns]
    Name = "IE: Msdds.dll Class ID Exploit Remover [Kye-U]"
    Active = TRUE
    URL = "(^$TYPE(css))"
    Limit = 64
    Match = "clsid:EC444CB6-3E7E-4865-B1C3-0DE72EF39B3F"
    Replace = "$ALERT(Msdds.dll Class ID Exploit Removed on:\n\n\u)"
     
  5. Notok

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    Re: Microsoft Warns of IE Zero-Day Exploit

    I submitted the MS page with all the CLSIDs to Online Armor, so hopefully the appropriate ones will be added to it's web shield soon :)
     
  6. ronjor

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    'Killbit' Workaround for Zero-Day IE Flaw Available

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  7. Bubba

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    For those users of programs such as Spywareblaster which has the capability to add custom ActiveX kill-bits....they can add the below CLSID which will set the "killbit" for msdds.dll.

    EC444CB6-3E7E-4865-B1C3-0DE72EF39B3F

    As noted in the Sans article....[​IMG] "Of course, this will break ActiveX applications which use msdds.dll legitimately. Use at your own risk, and let us know if you find any such ActiveX applications."
     
  8. Tom772

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    Bubba, does any of this affect usrs of Firefox, or does this just relate to IE or the Operating System in general?

    Thanx T
     
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