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April 8, 2015
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April 15, 2015
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Default Setting in Windows 7, 8.1 Could Allow Privilege Escalation, Sandbox Escape

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A default setting in both Windows 7 and 8.1 could allow local users to elevate privileges and in some situations, escape application sandboxes. The issue, something that leaves all current Windows client installations vulnerable, lies in the way the operating system handles authentication. In some instances it could be possible for a user to use a reflection attack in NT LAN Manager, a collection of security protocols found in Windows systems, to leverage WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) and carry out an attack. “It’s possible to abuse cross-protocol NTLM reflection to attack the local SMB server by forcing a local system process to access a WebDAV UNC path,” warned James Forshaw, the Google Project Zero security researcher who found the issue, on Monday. Forshaw discovered the issue last year and reported it to Microsoft’s Security Response Center on Dec. 18 but the time that Project Zero gives to vendors to fix bugs – 90 days – elapsed last week, so the Google Security Research post and its proof of concept were opened to the public. According to Microsoft however the issue doesn’t merit a fix as the company has implemented mitigations for it, like Extended Protection for Authentication, in the past. According to Forshaw’s disclosure timeline, the company informed him in January that undoing the mitigations could cause “application compatibility concerns.” When reached Wednesday a Microsoft spokesperson confirmed that users should implement EPA to avoid reflection attacks using the NTLM as a vector. “Extended Protection for Authentication (EPA) is a security feature built-in to Windows 8 and 8.1, and available for older versions of Windows via knowledge base article 2345886, that helps protect our customers against this technique. We encourage customers to follow the guidance outlined in the article to enable EPA, which is off by default as it may cause some application compatibility concerns.” As EPA doesn’t come enabled by default however, Forshaw is stressing that users looking to avoid reflection attacks follow a different set of precautions, including enabling SMB signing or enabling SMB Server SPN verification. Forshaw points out that users can also disable their Webclient service, something that would make it trickier to elevate to the local system, but that this wouldn’t prevent attacks like sandbox escapes, which require user level permissions. It also might be possible to stage the exploit in another fashion, including via a DCE/RPC call. As Forshaw acknowledges in his write-up, this is far from a new issue for Microsoft – the company actually addressed a similar issue way back in 2008 (MS08-068) that could have let attackers use NTLM to mirror authentication from one machine back to the same machines. The patch disallowed NTLM sessions in flight but failed to address cross-protocol attacks like the one Project Zero found. Source

March 27, 2015
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The TimeBell program is easy to understand, even someone new to computers will find it easy to get started. There is even a convenient desktop calendar. New in this version TimeBell: – Function Countdown Timer. At predefined time TimeBell can: – open a reminder window with your text (image can even be added to it) – start up predefined program or open a file – close selected a program – open a predefined website – switch off monitor, shutdown, put it to sleep or put it to standby mode, change PC user. – show window with countdown 1 minute before action with powerPC – change the wallpaper of desktop – send an email using a predefined e-mail address – accompany task by the sound – synchronize time with atomic clock All these tasks can be executed once or periodically (hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly). All tasks can be performed in any combination, together or separately. The number of TimeBell tasks is unlimited. At start up, TimeBell notifies you about any missed tasks. You can view the list of tasks on present day at starting program. If you use multiple computers, you can transfer the data file with all the tasks of TimeBell between them via external storage or through Internet. You can even create TimeBell tasks remotely through Internet. Customized capabilities of TimeBell. – run TimeBell with Windows (is active by default) – minimize TimeBell to system tray on start (is not active by default) – when TimeBell is run, show window with tasks on current day (is not active by default) In order to see tasks in more detail or edit a task, just double-click on the task with left mouse button to display a window with all the details. – speak time every hour (is not active by default) – displaying calendar on the desktop (is not active by default) – automatically download a tasks from website EVVAsoft - Enjoy the life! We will remind you about events. (is active by default). Delete of downloaded tasks from website (is active by default) – windows “stickers” for create your notes – function of the address book – function countdown timer. – check update for new version TimeBell (is active by default). Check updates automatically – when startup TimeBell or manually select in menu “Check for Updates now”. For disable this function please select in menu program “Disable automatically check updates”. – password to protecting access to TimeBell (is not active by default) – countdown 1 minute before action with powerPC (is not active by default) Synchronize time with atomic clock: – automatically synchronize time with atomic clock (is active by default). You can disable this function. – You can select periodically synchronize time with atomic clock: hourly, daily, weekly, monthly (hourly by default) – at start-up TimeBell synchronizes time with atomic clock – you can select SNTP server for synchronize time ( time.windows.com by default) or add your SNTP server Appearance TimeBell is customizable: – skin – color of the fonts The following are displayed in the TimeBell calendar on the desktop : – date and time – a season of year – the year according to oriental calendar – a sign of the zodiac for the current date – indication of the leap year Setting for the calendar on the desktop: – The 24-hours (by default) or the 12- hours AM/PM view by choice – Select the day to start week : Monday (by default) or Sunday – Skins calendar on the desktop – For returning to current date, push button “Today” on calendar – Variable transparency is available on the desktop calendar – Double-click date on desktop calendar to create new task The number of TimeBell tasks is unlimited. At start-up, TimeBell notifies you about any missed tasks. You can view the list of tasks on present day at starting program. If you use multiple computers, you can transfer the data file with all the tasks of TimeBell between them via external storage or through Internet.You can even create TimeBell tasks remotely through Internet. Product Homepage Here -> Download <-Deal Expires in: EXPIRED!

February 13, 2015
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