June 10, 2009, 10:58AM
Threatpost News Wrap #3: Patch releases, RFC1918 attack
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Threatpost editors Ryan Naraine and Dennis Fisher discuss this week’s massive patch releases by Microsoft, Adobe and Apple, the RFC1918 attack paper by Robert Hansen and who they’d pick in a rotisserie hacker draft.
SHOW NOTES:
- New attack class exploits intranet weaknesses
- The time has come for an industry Patch Week
- Adobe slaps band-aid on 13 security holes
- Microsoft unleashes 31 fixes on Patch Tuesday
- Apple tackles 'clickjacking' with latest Safari patch
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