Tuesday, February 10, 2004 - Posts

Terrible!!!: Microsoft ASN.1 Library Length Overflow Heap Corruption

Really terrible... another critical vulnerability affecting Windows 2000/XP/2003 has been just announced by eEye. It is worthy to note, that it took Microsoft over 6 months to fix it. The bug affects ASN.1 library and is remotely exploitable through authentication subsystems (Kerberos, NTLMv2) and applications that make use of SSL certificates. You can see a technical description of the bug HERE.

Terrible, expecially because this bug affects a DLL (MSASN1.DLL) that is widely used by Windows security subsystems. Where is security???

Hackers Hall of Fame

The site tlc.discovery.com  has just published the Hackers Hall of Fame. They have included 15 bios of modern and not so modern hackers and crackers. Interesting... :) 

ASP.NET Resource Kit now available!!

After the VB.NET Resource Kit, now is also available the ASP.NET Resource Kit, an essential resource for any web developer whether youre already using ASP.NET today, or looking to learn ASP.NET. A must to download!

SSH CE: an SSH Client for your Pocket PC

sshCE is a SSH client for Windows CE. It provides secure communication from your handheld to a SSH enabled host. sshCE's security is provided by strong authentication and encryption. It's interesting and works good...

Writing Multiplatform GUI with .NET

The answer could be wx.NET ! wx.Net is a .NET Common Language Infrastructure wrapper of the famous framework wxWindows, that permits you to write multiplatform GUI. The .NET version is now arrived to 0.3 and it supports different CLI implementations, such as .NET, Mono, DotGNU and Portable.NET.

I think that it must be checked while waiting for Mono...

A small Browser...

An interesting project from the Open Source Community... Dillo, a web browser project completely written in C. This browser is extremely small (source is less than 400 KB, and the binary is around 350 KB). It's a multi-platform browser alternative that's small, stable, developer-friendly, usable, fast, and extensible. Check it!