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Nine new vulnerabilities in Oracle Java announced today.  Nicely summarized details are at the SecurityFocus website.

 Oracle Java SE and Java for Business ‘XNewPtr()’ Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
2010-06-18
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/39083

Oracle Java SE and Java for Business CVE-2010-0848 Remote Java 2D Vulnerability
2010-06-18
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/39078

Oracle Java SE and Java for Business Sound Component MIDI Stream Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
2010-06-18
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/39084

Oracle Java SE and Java for Business CVE-2010-0849 Remote Java 2D Vulnerability
2010-06-18
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/39073

Oracle Java SE and Java for Business ‘MixerSequencer’ Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
2010-06-18
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/39077

 

 Oracle Java SE and Java for Business CVE-2010-0847 Remote Java 2D Vulnerability
2010-06-18
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/39071

Oracle Java SE and Java for Business ImageIO ‘JPEGImageReader’ Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
2010-06-18
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/39067

Oracle Java SE and Java for Business JRE Trusted Method Chaining Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
2010-06-18
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/39065

Oracle Java Runtime Environment ‘JPEGImageEncoderImpl’ Remote Heap Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
2010-06-18
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/39062

Apple Mac OS X CUPS Web Interface Unspecified Information Disclosure Vulnerability
2010-06-18
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/40897

Will the Internet crash in 2012?

Matt Ford posted a story yesterday to CNN about the Internet running out of IP addresses and that there will be no new IP addresses for anyone to use after 2012, or as soon as September 2011.  This story is reported as if it is ‘new’ news, but this is an old story, as Matt probably well knows.  Many have sounded this warning before, but is it for real this time?
The Big Internet Crunch -or- We’re out of IP addresses, again

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Friday, the InetDaemon.Com website crashed.  HTTP 500 errors all over the place and no WordPress, just blank error pages. Oh, NO! What do I do!?!

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If you haven’t been back in a while, you may have to create a new account.  A spammer’s automation went berzerk and created hundreds of fake logins in an attempt to create comment spam.  Because I use WP-SpamFree, comment spam is blocked, but the spammer’s automation was too stupid to figure that out and it just kept creating one account after another.    To prevent this in future, I added WP-reCaptcha so that account creation ostensibly will require a human being to get past the reCaptcha protection.  Unfortunately, I had to clean out the list of users and I’m afraid there wasn’t any way to tell for certain which accounts were real and which were fake so I reset the user database.

Logins are not required to read the blog, yet.  Pretty soon, a login will be required in order to read full articles and those who have logins won’t see external advertising, though I will still advertise any seminars and training events I’m providing.

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