Symantec: Phel Trojan horse attacks on Windows XP
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DECEMBER 30, 2004  - Security firm Symantec Corp. is warning users of a newly discovered Trojan horse named Phel -- an anagram of the word help -- that attacks Windows XP.
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Unpatched vulnerabilities may leave computers open to remote attacks.
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'Lacks seriousness and sincerity' We were skeptical on Monday when Symantec said it would atone for a bug that crippled the PCs of tens of thousands Chinese users by giving them free software. "Cockroach in your salad, sir? Have some free salad," was how we put it.â¦
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Unpatched Windows machines are vulnerable to latest adware attack
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Phel program attempts to use an HTML file to infect computers running Windows XP Service Pack 2.
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A Trojan horse that exploits a recent critical flaw in Microsoft Windows&#39; handling of JPEG images has been posted to several newsgroups, but it has no way to spread, security experts said Tuesday.
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US-based security firm Symantec has issued an advisory about the Phel Trojan, discovered on Wednesday, which infects PCs running Windows XP.
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Tens of thousands of Windows PCs are being hijacked daily to spread spam and viruses, a study shows.
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The Phel.a Trojan represents a minimal threat and has not yet spread rapidly in the wild, according to security authority Symantec, which identified the exploit earlier this week.
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Symantec has issued a warning that computers running Microsoft Windows XP can be infected by a new trojan horse, even though it is patched with Microsoft&#39;s latest Service Pack 2. The Trojan.
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Computers running Microsoft Windows XP can be infected by a new Trojan horse, program remotely controlled in a victim&#39;s system, even after it is patched with Microsoft&#39;s
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Internet Security Systems' intrusion prevention software on Crossbeam Systems security switches.
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The Phel Trojan installs programs that can remotely control a user's system, according to Symantec.
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Microsoft has confirmed the existence of a vulnerability affecting the Windows Shell. The issue exists in the WebViewFolderIcon ActiveX control, and exploitation could result in an attacker gaining the same rights as a local user.
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Some say Win XP SP2 enhancements cause conflicts, don't protect as claimed.
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A directory reversal within "flat" extensions could lead to system profile attacks.
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This third and final article in the Metasploit series covers the msfcli scripting interface as well as the intuitive web interface to the Framework. The article also discusses what's new with version 2.2, and then introduces the exploit development process through an example.