During the last few years, a significant increase in attacks exploiting known vulnerabilities in commonly used programs such as Adobe Acrobat/Reader, Flash, or Internet Explorer is being observed. This is currently the primary initial infection vector used to compromise computers that have Internet access.

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With 20 to 25 binary analysis and private exploits/PoCs released each month, the VUPEN In-Depth Binary Analysis and Exploits service allows organizations and corporations to evaluate and qualify risks, and protect national infrastructures and corporate assets from emerging attacks.

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Latest Binary Analysis and Exploits/PoCs Released by VUPEN

Foxit Reader Plugin for Firefox URL Remote Buffer Overflow (NO-CVE) [BA+Code]

Oracle Java 7 MethodHandles Lookup Sandbox Bypass Code Execution (CVE-2013-0422) [BA+Code]

Nagios Core "history.cgi" URL Processing Remote Buffer Overflow (CVE-2012-6096) [BA+Code]

Microsoft Internet Explorer Use-after-free Remote Code Execution (MS13-008)

VLC Media Player "libsubsdec" Subtitle Processing Heap Overflow (NO-CVE) [BA+Code]

MySQL Server "GRANT" Statement Processing Stack Buffer Overflow (CVE-2012-5611) [BA+Code]

FreeBSD "linux_ifconf()" Memory Corruption Local Privilege Escalation (CVE-2012-4576) [BA+Code]

Apple Quicktime "Content-Type" HTTP Header Remote Stack Overflow (CVE-2012-3753) [BA+Code]

Apple Quicktime TeXML Style "font-table" Remote Stack Overflow (CVE-2012-3752) [BA+Code]

Mozilla Firefox "str_unescape()" Stack Buffer Overflow (MFSA 2012-96 / CVE-2012-4204) [BA+Code]

Mozilla Firefox "DocumentViewerImpl" Remote After-Free (MFSA 2012-105 / NO-CVE) [BA+Code]

Mozilla Firefox "imgRequestProxy" Remote Use-After-Free (MFSA 2012-105 / NO-CVE) [BA+Code]

Microsoft Windows Shell Briefcase Processing Integer Overflow (MS12-072 / CVE-2012-1528) [BA+Code]

Microsoft Office Excel "SerAuxErrBar" Record Heap Overflow (MS12-076 / CVE-2012-1885) [BA+Code]

Microsoft Office Excel "Publisher" Record Heap Overflow (MS12-076 / CVE-2012-1886) [BA+Code]