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| 25/07/2008

...spoofing vulnerability, which may allow attackers to conduct phishing attacks against the phone's users. Security researcher Aviv Raff has revealed the vulnerability in his blog. By creating a specially crafted URL, and sending it via an e... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/07/25/231634/iphone-has-phishing-vulnerability.htm

Security news round up: Flaws plague IE 7, Apple, BlackBerry and OpenBSD

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| 19/03/2007

...Attackers could exploit a new flaw in Internet Explorer 7 (IE 7) to launch phishing expeditions, Israeli vulnerability researcher Aviv Raff warned in a posting on his blog Wednesday. Microsoft said it is investigating his findings. Raff said IE... http://www.computerweekly.com/222508

Apple fixes flaws in Safari for Windows

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| 15/06/2007

...on Windows will be the market force that pushes Apple to work on these things faster." Israeli vulnerability researcher Aviv Raff, among those who found the Safari for Windows flaws this week, doubts the quick fix is a sign that Apple is... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/06/15/224796/apple-fixes-flaws-in-safari-for-windows.htm

Spam poses as Internet Explorer 7 download

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| 02/04/2007

...a design flaw to delete files or shut down the victim's computer. And two weeks ago, Israeli vulnerability researcher Aviv Raff warned of a flaw in Internet Explorer 7 that could be used to launch phishing expeditions. http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/04/02/222828/spam-poses-as-internet-explorer-7-download.htm

Phishing risk seen in new IE 7 security flaw

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| 16/03/2007

...could exploit a new flaw in Internet Explorer 7 (IE 7) to launch phishing expeditions, warns Israeli vulnerability researcher Aviv Raff. Microsoft said it is investigating the findings of Raff who said IE 7 running on Windows XP and Vista is... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/03/16/222463/phishing-risk-seen-in-new-ie-7-security-flaw.htm

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Google Chrome Vulnerable To Carpet Bomb Flaw

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| 03/09/2008

...vulnerable to a carpet bombing error that could leave users open to malicious exploits by cyber attackers. Security researcher Aviv Raff discovered the bug -- an amalgam of an Apple Safari carpet bombing vulnerability with a Java glitch revealed... http://www.pheedo.com/click.phdo?i=bc403aa0345955218930a529d0cdea95

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Continuing coverage: Google's Chrome browser

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| 03/09/2008

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... By Bill Brenner Excerpt: “In an interview conducted via IM earlier in the day, Israeli vulnerability researcher Aviv Raff said he had conducted further tests on the program and found that the beta version does not fix the flaw, which... http://www.coresecurity.com/content/aol-aim-vulnerable

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