By Darren Pauli, 10 Jul 2014
FireEye has patched a series of publicly-disclosed flaws in its operating system (FEOS) that facilitated man-in-the-middle attacks and command injection.
The vulnerabilities released over June affected versions NX, EX, AX, FX, and CM of the FEOS and were patched in the first individual security bulletin for the system.
http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/ad?iu=/6978/reg_security/front&sz=300x250%7C300x600&tile=3&c=33U76ROqwQrMkAABqb0YEAAAMY&t=ct%3Dns%26unitnum%3D3%26unitname%3Dwww_top_mpu%26pos%3Dtop%26test%3D0The company urged customers to apply fixes.
"FireEye encourages all customers to upgrade to the most current releases as soon as practical - especially customers running versions older than 7.1.0," it said in a bulletinc[pdf].
The Register/ Full Read Here/ http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/07/10/fireeye_patches_os_torpedo_exploitdb_disclosure/
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