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Black Hat Domainer

• January 19, 2010
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  Aurora, or why German and France are banning IE

  Posted: January 19th, 2010, 8:23am EET by k

  
  
  

  As you’ve probably heard, Google recently announced it had suffered an attack on its GMail servers from China.

  An Internet Explorer zero day exploit was to blame and now Germany and France are advising its citizens not to use IE.

  The exploit used is called Aurora and is now on the lose all over the Internet.

  Here’s a video on how it was done:

  And here’s the source code: [seclists.org]