Security Updates give the most recent protection content for Norton Internet Security, which protect networked critical systems and remote and mobile users from unwanted network intrusions and hackers, as well as from viruses, Trojans, and worms.
To download and install the Security Update 601 you need to run LiveUpdate feature of Norton Internet Security product. Please note that LiveUpdate definition identifier of Security Update 601 is 20120427.001 and its description was last modified on April 27, 2012 2:08:53 PM PDT.
Security Update 601 adds coverage for the following vulnerabilities and threats:
- Web Attack: Fake Facebook Application:
This signature detects Fake Facebook Applications - Web Attack: Exploit Toolkit Website 3:
This signature detect attempts to download exploits from a malicious toolkit which may compromise a computer through various vendor vulnerabilities.
Security Update 601 provides updated coverage for the following vulnerabilities and threats:
- Web Attack: Malicious Executable Download:
Scripts may be downloaded by a browser but be specified as an image, thus evading some types of monitoring software. - Fake App Attack: Adware Installer Download:
This signature detects a file installer download which may be associated with adware. - Web Attack: Oracle Java Rhino Script Engine CVE-2011-3544:
This signature detects attempts to exploit Rhino Script Engine Remote Code Execution Vulnerability. - Web Attack: Malicious Java Download 13:
This signature detects attempts to download malicious JAR files - Web Attack: Mass Injection Website:
It is an attack where an iframe which points to a malicious site is injected in large number of clean websites. - Malicious Site: Malicious Request:
You have attempted to visit a known malicious IP address. Visiting this web site could potentially put you at risk to becoming infected. Symantec's Network Threat Protection solution has prevented any potential infection attempts from occurring. You should not have to take any additional actions and are safe from infection. It is recommended that you do NOT visit this site.
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