Re: How to prevent exploits

Exactly. How could one determine that the URL didn't lead to a malicious or hacked site that contained such exploits ?
There is SiteAdvisor, the phishing filter in browsers, etc. that are supposed to warn one when surfing to such a site ... but what if it's a new site that the defensive tools don't know about yet ?

The video is interesting, though <w>

MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007]
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David H. Lipman wrote:

From: "michal bucko" <michal.bucko@xxxxxxx>

| MowGreen,
| The film's placed at milw0rm, there's nothing malicious with the link. The
| film
| shows the basics of vulnerability exploitation.
|

And MowGreen fully comprehends the exploitation/vulnerability syndrome.

He is makeing a point. There are vulnerabilties in Adobe Flash and JavaScript is often used
in explotations.

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