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Category Archives: IT Security
“The system cannot execute the specified program.” #2
I did indeed solve the issue reported here. The problem must have been somewhere between my ears. Once you do it right, it works 😉 While sigcheck from Sysinternals is a very nice tool, it simply does not compare to … Continue reading
“The system cannot execute the specified program.”
There is a pretty interesting article over at winprogger.com about the problems connected with IMAGE_DLLCHARACTERISTICS_FORCE_INTEGRITY (set through /integritycheck ever since VS2005) and ERROR_INVALID_IMAGE_HASH (aka Win32 error code 577). Now, I’ve been fighting with this problem for two full days and … Continue reading
Posted in EN, IT Security, Programming, Reversing, Software
Tagged force integrity, integrity check, sigcheck, signtool
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Painful lessons I had to learn again and again
Since this is something I’ve stumbled over several times now and since it is discussed in Microsoft’s documentation only as if there is only the option to import it into your store, i.e. within your user account. Now, I was … Continue reading
LinkIconShim bequem verpackt
Hier ein vorübergehender Fix für das Problem mit LNK- und PIF-Dateien (CVE-2010-2568). Ich habe das Projekt LinkIconShim von Libor Morkovsky genommen und als MSIs verpackt um die Installation zu erleichtern. Erstmal muß man allerdings noch die korrekte MSI runterladen. Hier … Continue reading
Posted in DE, IT Security, Programming, Software
Tagged CVE-2010-2568, LinkIconShim, lnk, pif
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LinkIconShim conveniently packaged …
Here’s a preliminary fix for the problem with LNK and PIF files (CVE-2010-2568). I took the LinkIconShim from Libor Morkovsky and packaged it as an MSI for easier installation. For now you will still have to choose the right MSI, … Continue reading
Posted in EN, IT Security, Programming, Software
Tagged CVE-2010-2568, LinkIconShim, lnk, pif
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Fix for the LNK exploit
A clever fix has been made available against the exploit that has recently been found in the LNK icon handler.
Posted in EN, IT Security, Software
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Redefining “Security Researcher”
A nice blog post about the Full Disclosure and friends. // Oliver
Posted in EN, IT Security, Software
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Yeah … they are big, they can do it, right?
Connected_to_65.55.92.152_but_sender_was_rejected./Remote_host_said: _550_SC-004_Mail_rejected_by_Windows_Live_Hotmail_for_policy_reasons. _A_block_has_been_placed_against_your_IP_address_because_we_have_received_complaints_concerning_mail_coming_from_that_IP_address. _If_you_are_not_an_email/network_admin_please_contact_your_E-mail/Internet_Service_Provider_for_help._Email/network_admins,_we_recommend_enrolling_in_our_Junk_E-Mail_Reporting_Program_(JMRP),_a_free_program_intended_to_help_senders_remove_unwanted_recipients_from_their_e-mail_list:_http://postmaster.live.com/ I wasn’t sending from my own mail server, but through a really big German ISP. And that makes it even more delicate. // Oliver
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ecryptfs and sshd, again
In January I described an issue with ecryptfs and sshd. Now I wanted to get X11 forwarding to work with it, but the problem essentially remains the same. All I got this time was: /usr/bin/X11/xauth: timeout in locking authority file … Continue reading
Posted in EN, IT Security, Linux, Software, Unix and unixoid
Tagged Linux, sshd, ubuntu, X11, x11 forwarding, xming
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Matching pool tags in Windows drivers
This is a note to myself, mainly. If the PROTECTED_POOL flag is set on a pool tag, freeing it will require the use of the same tag as when allocating it. For all other purposes the tag will be ignored … Continue reading
China is right, it is censorship
If Germany or other EU countries try to block certain content due to “local laws” what’s the difference if China does it according to their “local laws”? And even the US, home of the free, is not exempt from censorship. … Continue reading
Posted in EN, IT Security, Programming, Software, Thoughts
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De-registered сніжок.net
As already pointed out last year, the treatment of IDNs in Internet Explorer and Firefox is flawed, so that I decided to cancel the domain сніжок.net. However, apparently a few other domains have a privileged stance with respect to the … Continue reading
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“Fun” news …
Finally John and Jane Doe, the average internet users, will get their security software from porn, gambling, banking and social networking sites if LS gets it its way. Frankly, I think this is a brilliant step in general, but it … Continue reading
Posted in EN, IT Security, Lava-watch, Software
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Yoggie for the win …
Yoggie Open Firewall Pico is a pretty cool invention. As a geek I was basically forced to get myself one of those miniature Linux firewalls. Now, no one will deny that Yoggie exists for security reasons and although the separation … Continue reading
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Conficker tools
A team of two German researchers has devised a method to detect Conficker (in its known variants) through the RSA keys which originally have been used by the Conficker authors against anyone attempting to fool Conficker into updating from an … Continue reading
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Harmful “badware” …
Google had an issue today. I noticed it by chance when looking for the name of an author. Later, coming to the office, Friðrik told me we had a major problem in that Google flags out company website with “This … Continue reading
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We have done it all …
“Secure” deletion of some piece of data. Programs, whether commercial or free – such as Eraser – offer to overwrite the data several times according to “DoD standards” (referring to the US department of defense) and so on. A study … Continue reading
Posted in /dev/null, EN, IT Security, Software
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Zlob author leaves new year’s wishes in variant
As you can read here, the author of Zlob has once again hidden a message inside a variant. This time it’s about best wishes for the new year to the MS virus response team and future plans, so to speak. … Continue reading
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Schünemann will Internetzugänge effektiv abschaffen
Wie Heise berichtet, will der niedersächsische Innenminister (natürlich CDU) im Kampf gegen Kinderpornographie im Internet die Kunden von Internetzugängen zwingen eine Filtersoftware zu installieren. Und einige meinen nur der verehrte Dr. Schäuble säße allein in der Fraktion der Verfassungsgegner. Obwohl … Continue reading
Posted in DE, IT Security, Programming, Reversing
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Patzige Humoristen bei Rasselkaefer.de (Update)
Letztens bekam ich eine Mail von Rasselkaefer.de, daß mein Benutzerkonto jetzt aktiv und bereit zur Nutzung sei. Putzig, ich hatte nie von der Seite gehört. Was tat ich also, ich suchte auf deren Seite nach dem Admin-Kontakt und schaffte nach … Continue reading
Posted in DE, Gedanken, IT Security
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