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Microsoft Windows 2000 and NT Windows 2003 Windows XP Implementing a Secure WebDAV System This paper describes the process of implementing a secure remote file sharing system using WebDAV. It tells why a remote file sharing system is needed, how a secure solution is implemented and assesses the security of the solution. Read the Article Exploiting Microsoft Internet Explorer Cursor and Icon File Handling Vulnerability This paper will focus on Microsoft .ANI file handling vulnerability, which was discovered by eEye Digital Security Company on November 15, 2004. Read the Article Exploitation of the SSL PCT Overflow This document establishes a detailed scenario in which a given exploit is used to gain complete control of a targeted system. The attack will be demonstrated in phases which will include intelligence gathering, network information disclosures, and a vulnerability assessment. Read the Article Windows Security Patch Management Case Study: Using Software Update Services to Deploy Critical Windows Updates This paper covers the use of Microsoft Software Update Services (SUS) software to roll out Windows updates at a small office. The case study examines the recognition of a patch management problem within the organization, a look into the scope of the problem, the decision to use SUS as the software to manage patch roll outs, the technical points in rolling out patches with SUS, and the use of the system through the following months. Read the Article Page: 1 2 Members currently browsing this category:

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