Hmm...XML Browser injection=WUDF Start net service, (Adobe Flash Player Update_Task Scheduler) krash, reboot, reopen all previous browser sessions. Router connection logs the event timestamp Firewall address range=Bye. I usually keep those IIS-WUDF services disabled. Since that Adobe news story, and updates popup earlier today. The hackers probably figure NBC would know so much about it. It would seem the product developers hidden accounts from a different product other than Adobe products; are at the elevated admin privilege levels in the Adobe Updates scripting process which might or could be controlled from one of their many domain parked proxy botnets, It appears to have rewritten-altered the windows registry re-enabling the WUDF (Windows User Driver Framework) functions. Once again for that reason I keep those unneccessary network services disabled. The traceroute Ingress and Egress information and ping response latency timing speaks for themselves behind those carrier ISPs.
Posted on: Fri, 28 Feb 2014 00:23:46 +0000
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