Microsoft Vulnerability http://bit.ly/bnaspi

Solaris 10 Vulnerability http://bit.ly/c16Bxz

PostgreSQL Vulnerability http://bit.ly/d8cafw

Juniper Vulenrability: Mask Hostnames While Browsing http://bit.ly/c8D92K

Flash: Version 10.0 Denial Of Service Vulenrability http://bit.ly/a9gL1S

Kerberos Vulnerability http://bit.ly/8Z62AX

MAC: OS X 10.6 Update 2 Arbitrary Code Execution Vulnerability http://bit.ly/a9n42c

MAC: OS X 10.5 Update 7 Java Vulnerability http://bit.ly/bdAaAF

HP: System Management Homepage Vulnerability http://bit.ly/9pzysV

HP: Broadcom NIC Remote Execution of Arbitrary Code Vulnerability http://bit.ly/bZnBFT

HP: Unauthorized Access Vulnerability http://bit.ly/9ardvZ

HP-UX: ONCPlus DOS Vulnerability http://bit.ly/bpApkV

Joomla: XSS Vulnerability in JComments http://bit.ly/awqX8O

NPDS: XSS Vulnerability http://bit.ly/bIOche

Firefox: Memory Exhaustion Crash Vulnerability http://bit.ly/blUzuF

Resin: Digest.php Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability http://bit.ly/9ejD1U

Pidgin: DOS Attack Vulnerability http://bit.ly/9lsBme

KDenetWork4: Directory Traversal Vulnerability http://bit.ly/dpHmKV

Wireshark: Security Vulnerability Update http://bit.ly/bat0CK

Kerberos: GSS-API Lib Null Pointer Deref Vulnerability http://bit.ly/cDPgSo

Vulnerability: DOS in Firefox, IE, Chrome, Opera, and others http://bit.ly/cqMJx1

Red Hat: krb5 Security Vulnerability Update http://bit.ly/bg8S5P

Ubuntu: X.org Vulnerability http://bit.ly/dkGXz4

GhostScript: Parser Funcationality Vulnerability Clarification http://bit.ly/bnAXVM

Pidgin: Packages Released To Fix Vulnerability http://bit.ly/doY1TD

Aria2: Directory Traversal Vulnerability http://bit.ly/cb6Vdg

HP: OpenVMS TCP/IP Services Denial of Service Vulnerability http://bit.ly/ceyAIC

IPhone: Data Protection Vulnerability http://bit.ly/caJFfT

Joomla: Simple Download Local File Inclusion Vulnerability http://bit.ly/dsDAEb

Mandriva: Tetex, Multiple Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities http://bit.ly/9AmyzR

Fetchmail: vulnerability http://bit.ly/dfEB7m

HTTP: Multiple Client Unexpected Download Filename Vulnerability http://bit.ly/cxXJAw

SpringSource: Unauthenticated Remote Access Vulnerability http://bit.ly/bii8L0

PHP Groupware: Multiple Vulnerabilities http://bit.ly/akVt3L

Kapitalist: Multiple Vulnerabilities http://bit.ly/b5AseX

HP: Windows MFP Digital Software, Local Unauthorized Access Vulnerability http://bit.ly/bRZNzX

NPDS Revolution: Blind SQL Injection Vulnerability http://bit.ly/bbqwvu

NPDS Revolution: XSS Vulnerability http://bit.ly/9zJ67z

Joomla: Component Advertising File Inclusion Vulnerability http://bit.ly/9v0WsV

LinksAutomation: Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities http://bit.ly/b4jBhI

Kassler CMS: TagCloud Vulnerability http://bit.ly/adXufd

Mathematica: Mathematica on Linux /tmp/MathLink vulnerability http://bit.ly/aA0UQv

Adobe: Shockwave Player Director File Parsing ATOM size infinite loop vulnerability http://bit.ly/9F329v

Cisco: Multiple vulnerabilities in Cisco PGW Softswitch http://bit.ly/d3tVIG

Vulnerability Management: What Vulnerability Management Solution Are You Using? http://bit.ly/cK1d5m

Ubuntu: KDENetwork vulnerability http://bit.ly/cfbths

KDE: KGet Insecure File Operation Vulnerability http://bit.ly/chCcRF

Aria: metalink "name" Directory Traversal Vulnerability http://bit.ly/bFINLo

KDE: KGet metalink "name" Directory Traversal Vulnerability http://bit.ly/9inULo

Vulnerability Management: Libxext Vulnerability http://bit.ly/8YW6rB

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