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New security flaws found in Trillian and Winamp

Ryan Naraine today posted a blog outlining to high severity security risks. One is in Trillian, the cross platform IM program and the other is in Winamp when playing MP4 files.

As Ryan notes a patch is available for the Trillian hole. I don't think there is a patch out yet for the Winamp hole. This weakness is already in circulation amongst criminals and has been seen to be used in attacks.

Read Ryan's blog for more detail.

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Posted by Guy Huntington on May 1, 2007 7:20 AM |

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