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CyTRAP Labs choice – essential free tool – nCleaner

Thursday, November 13th, 2008
    Windows Vista and Windows XP are used on most computers. We all know that unless we do some housecleaning, however, these operating systems will start to work slower and slower.
    Here we have a tool that helps you do your houseclaining chores faster while keeping your notebook smoothly. This post explains why you should install the nCleaner on your PC, what it does and how it makes your life easier.

We need a tool to fix things in Windows or Windows Vista. One tool I have been using is nCleaner

This tool requires less than 1MB on your hardrive but gives you an advanced system and application cleaner.

Like your apartment that needs cleaning, so does your PC or notebook. Care starts with maintenance and cleanup.

Help that makes you get done with your cleaning chores faster using nCleaner such as:

finding junk left behind by programs the you may have uninstalled,

reg (registry) cleaner,

free space shredder,

tweak manager,

startup manager, and

many more

Just remember, the tool can be used freely for non-commercial use …. not otherwise because as it says:

You are NOT allowed to use nCleaner for any commercial purposes. You are not allowed to use nCleaner to get any kind of profit. If you want to license nCleaner for any commercial purpose please contact us.

Download the program here: nCleaner


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CyTRAP Labs quicktip – checking your Windows Vista firewall settings

Thursday, October 16th, 2008

Windows Firewall visual
So you wanted to check your Firewall settings in Windows Vista

Click on Start > Control Panel > click on the logo as shown to the left.

If you click on this than you will get the large screenshot as listed below.

Therafter you are given the option to either de-activate or activate your Windows Vista firewall. Please remember, your Windows Vista firewall is activated by default.

changing your Vista firewall settings

If you click on off (circeled red) or Change Setting (highlighted with yellow) than you get the smaller screenshot.

Here, click the option called – off – that has the red button and x mark attached. This will to turn off the firewall.

Why would one turn off the Windows Vista firewall?

What is provided by Microsoft is a basic, simple, old fashion, traditional packet blocking, port-based firewall. Similar to other firewalls, users can create rules for applications, ports, interfaces and IP Address rules as well. Hence, the user can create a rule that restrics access by IP address and port to a particular service.

Unfortunately, the firewall does not inspect the packets sent and received by your computer. However, it does recognize various protocols, such as, IGMP, GRE, and ESP.

You can go to start and type in the word firewall (search space – type the word firewall)

Doing this will show you the more hidden advanced version of the Windows Vista firewall as shown below.
screenshot The default is close to the XP SP2 model. The second choice is one with enhanced security features

When clicking on Outbound Rules you can see a whole set of rules and so forth. If you take the time, you can set them to fit your needs.

It is obvious that if you play with the “hidden” second firewall choice smartly, you might just be able to avoid having to use third-party software for your firewall. Unfortunately, this will require some technical skills and time – something most people may not have.

Hence, we will show you which free firewall you may want to install on your Windows Vista powered PC to:

- simplify things for you while, most importantly,

- protecting your data better and

- stopping Microsoft programs from calling home to Redmond if you do not wish this to happen – remember ET calling home….

We tell you how to get a handle on this nice and easy next week here:

CyTRAP Labs choice – free tool – replacing Window Vista firewall

PS. don’t shut off your Windows Vista firewall until you have installed a third-party firewall AND rebooted your PC to activate and make the new firewall run. So wait until next week when we tell you what works best for us and likely you as well.

CyTRAP Labs: security reminder – 2008-08-12 – Patch Tuesday – Microsoft

Wednesday, August 13th, 2008

This vulnerabilities exposes you to a risk that we rate as follows:

CyTRAP Labs security risk barometer – 4 = critical
low elevated moderately
critical
critical severe
1 2 3 4 5

For more information and explanations about the CyTRAP Labs risk barometer you can visit here:CyTRAP Labs security risk barometer

what Microsoft Patch Tuesday has in store for us this month
operating system affected
  • Windows (XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server),
affected software
  • Microsoft Access 2000, 2002, 2003
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.1, 6, 7$
  • Microsoft Excel 2002, 2002, 2003, 2007
  • Microsoft Office Powerpoint 2000, 2002, 2003, 2007
  • Microsoft Office Powerpoint Viewer 2000, 2002, 2003, 2007
  • Microsoft Office 2000 Service Pack 3
  • Microsoft Office XP Service Pack 3
  • Microsoft Office 2000 Service Pack 2
    risk 6 security bulletins rated critical BY Microsoft (click on link – click on Login as guest – click on link again, access to free definition/explanations) were released …the risk rating given for these vulnerabilities by CyTRAP Labs is a 4 (four out of five levels) = CRITICAL – orange
    how long did this vulnerability remain unpatched since it was publicly disclosed ==> zero-day alert these vulnerabilities have been known for a while (several months), however, none were actively exploited.
    patch prioritization – client side impact users and administrators are urged to roll out this patch as soon as possible, once it has been verified that it does not break any internal applications.
    where is the patch? will be downloaded using Automatic Update, update is detected by the MBSA:
    CyTRAP Labs tip – using the Microsoft Baseline Security Analzyer called MBSA
    what should one do? If your Automatic Update is functioning properly, you are covered.
    CyTRAP Labs tip – how to make sure the latest security patch is installed
    how can I check that I do have the latest version installed find out more information how cou can check that this update is installed as well on your PC or server here:
    not patching the vulnerability could cause what kind of damage to my PC? could be exploited by attackers to execute arbitrary code on the user’s machine BETTER patch NOW
    Once updated, what do you need to do? These updates will require a restart for your PC.
    Where can you get the overall summary Microsoft has issued? full version of the Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for August 2008
    where can one get details about each of the patches released on this month’s Microsoft Patch TuesdayWe list the critical ones only – there were 5 important ones as well - Vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Image Color Management System Could Allow Remote Code Execution (952954) – Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-046 – CRITICAL- Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (953838) Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-045 – CRITICAL - Vulnerability in the ActiveX Control for the Snapshot Viewer for Microsoft Access Could Allow Remote Code Execution (955617) Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-041 – CRITICAL- Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Excel Could Allow Remote Code Execution (954066) Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-043 – CRITICAL

    - Vulnerabilities in Microsoft PowerPoint Could Allow Remote Code Execution (949785) Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-051 – CRITICAL

    - Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office Filters Could Allow Remote Code Execution (924090) Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-044 – CRITICAL

    release date from vendor 2008-06-12 – Pacific Standard Time
    why is this a reminder and not an alert? security alert or reminder – that’s the question
    did CASEScontact.org release an advisory about these vulnerabilities earlier? No we did not issue a zero-day alert
    CASEScontact.org release a zero-day advisory NO we did not issue a zero-day advisory see also patched zero-day archive)
    Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) project has assigned the following numbers to these vulnerabilities that were patched by Microsoft CVE-2008-0120, CVE-2008-0121, CVE-2008-1455, CVE-2008-2245,
    CVE-2008-2254,CVE-2008-2255, CVE-2008-2256, CVE-2008-2257, CVE-2008-2258,
    CVE-2008-2259,

    CVE-2008-2463, CVE-2008-3003 CVE-2008-3004, CVE-2008-3005,
    CVE-2008-3006,

    CVE-2008-3018, CVE-2008-3019, CVE-2008-3020, CVE-2008-3021,
    CVE-2008-3460,

    Please make sure that your PC is patched – thank you.
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    CyTRAP Labs: security reminder – 2008-05-13 – Patch Tuesday – Microsoft

    Tuesday, May 13th, 2008


    Microsoft has released 3 security bulletinsCVE-2008-1091, CVE-2008-1434, CVE-2008-0119, CVE-2008-1437, CVE-2008-1438,
    All 3 of these bulletings are ranked critical – by Microsoft, which means ‘can result in remote code execution’ 3 are important (this summary focuses on the critical ones only)
    If you have Automatic Update activated for your PC, these patches will be downloaded automatically
    Does your automatic update work properly?

    If you are not sure if it does, check below, otherwise by mid-day 2008-05-14 the downloads should be on your machine…. remember, installing the downloads might necessitate a reboot.

    Just wait until you stop working once you shut down your machine that will suffice to get them installed.

    This vulnerabilitiies exposes you to a risk that we rate as follows:

    CyTRAP Labs security risk barometer – 4 = critical
    low elevated moderately
    critical
    critical severe
    1 2 3 4 5

    For more information and explanations about the CyTRAP Labs risk barometer you can visit here:
    CyTRAP Labs security risk barometer

    what Microsoft Patch Tuesday has in store for us this month
    operating system affected
    • Microsoft Office
    • Microsoft Publisher
    • Microsoft Malware Protection Engine
    affected software
    • see above
    risk 3 security bulletins rated critical BY Microsoft were released …the risk rating given for these vulnerabilities by CyTRAP Labs is a 4 (four out of five levels) = CRITICAL – orange
    how long did this vulnerability remain unpatched since it was publicly disclosed ==> zero-day alert these vulnerabilities have been known for a while (several months), however, none were actively exploited.
    patch prioritization – client side impact users and administrators are urged to roll out this patch as soon as possible, once it has been verified that it does not break any internal applications.
    where is the patch? will be downloaded using Automatic Update, update is detected by the MBSA:
    CyTRAP Labs tip – using the Microsoft Baseline Security Analzyer called MBSA
    what should one do? If your Automatic Update is functioning properly, you are covered.
    CyTRAP Labs tip – how to make sure the latest security patch is installed
    how can I check that I do have the latest version installed find out more information how cou can check that this update is installed as well on your PC or server here:
    not patching the vulnerability could cause what kind of damage to my PC? could be exploited by attackers to execute arbitrary code on the user’s machine BETTER patch NOW
    Once updated, what do you need to do? These updates will require a restart for your PC.
    Where can you get the overall summary Microsoft has issued? full version of the Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for May 2008
    where can one get details about each of the patches released on this month’s Microsoft Patch TuesdayWe list the critical ones only – there were 5 important ones as well - Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Word Could Allow Remote Code Executionu (951207) – Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-026 – CRITICAL

    - Vulnerability in Microsoft Publisher Could Allow Remote Code Execution (951208) MS08-027 – CRITICAL

    - Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Malware Protection Engine Could Allow Denial of Service (952044) Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-028 – CRITICAL

    release date from vendor 2008-04-08 – Pacific Standard Time
    why is this a reminder and not an alert? security alert or reminder – that’s the question
    did CASEScontact.org release an advisory about these vulnerabilities earlier? No we did not issue a zero-day alert
    CASEScontact.org release a zero-day advisory NO we did not issue a zero-day advisory see also patched zero-day archive)
    Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) project has assigned the following numbers to these vulnerabilities that were patched by Microsoft CVE-2008-1091, CVE-2008-1434, CVE-2008-0119, CVE-2008-1437,
    CVE-2008-1438,

    Please make sure that your PC is patched – thank you.

    If this post was helpful to you, please consider stumbling it this WinCurity post from CyTRAP Labs.
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    CyTRAP Labs’ tip – Microsoft Windows XP SP3 RC2

    Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008

    Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) Release Candidate 2 (RC2)

      “Windows XP SP3 is a rollup that includes all previously released updates for Windows XP, including security updates, out-of-band releases, and hotfixes. It contains a small number of new updates, but should not significantly change the Windows XP experience.”

    Over 191 hotfixes are included.

    Who should download the Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) Release Candidate 2 (RC2)

    If you have no problem with Windows XP for now, wait until the public release. If your Windows XP acts weird and you are considering a re-install anyway, this is for you, get the release here:

    XP SP3 RC2

    You can download this package in German, and/or Japanese besides in English.

    Windows XP Service Pack 3 will be offered on Windows Update when Service Pack 3 releases during early summer of 2008 we hope.

    If this post was helpful to you, please consider stumbling it or Digg this WinCurity post from CyTRAP Labs.
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    CyTRAP Labs’ choice – free tools – 12 best Twitter tools

    Friday, April 18th, 2008

    So post-it notes and notebooks is what Twitter is to blogs – a sort of micro-blogging that is becoming ever more popular with users.

    Some have argued that all this microblogging is helping us to become less effective

    But what are some of the great tools with Twitter?

    We list some of our favorites below

    Twitter is a great tool to keep track of your friends and associates. However, unless you are careful it can take away too much time from your workday.

    To help you save time while taking good advantage of what Twitter can offer you we list a few of the tools we found to work best for us.

    These are not listed in particular order and most do not require you to install anything to take advantage of them except in one or two cases an add-on is needed for your Firefox browser, so read on.

    1) Update and check on your friends’ Twitter status with Twitter Fox

    There are many other tools that help you send out a tweet. I like Twitter Fox because it lets me continue working and just switch over to Firefox to see what my friends are up to or else send an update myself.

    This is a nice Firefox add-on.

    2) Imports your feeds – matches you up with other touluu users

    Based on your feeds and interests, the service will search for other users with interests similar to yours, almost like a dating service, with top matches listed first.

    You have the choice of adding people as contacts, or just adding suggested feeds. If you add friends, it also compares you and gives you a match percentage, as well as suggests any of their feeds you might want to read.

    3) Twubble

    Twubble is a service that recommends new twitter friends to you based on the friends of your friends. It was created by Google software engineer Bob Lee in April 2008

    Twubble goes through 30 of your follows who’ve updated most recently, and suggests a maximum of 100 suggestions. It then ranks them

    - taking the people you like = follow, AND

    - checking who of your favorites (nr. 1) follow the up to 100 suggestions

    But it is, of course, a bit inbreeding because it is likely that your favorites will appreciate the same type of tweets you would. Nevertheless, you can find a few important ones that you might have missed otherwise.

    PS. limiting things to 100 suggestions prevents time-outs from API calls to Twitter (always an issue) as well as any crash if you happen to be following some heavyeights (e.g., TechCrunch)

    4) Use Tweed Scan to track tags or your brand such as Daimler, Mercedes-Benz

    This tool searches Twitter’s public timeline for keywords or snippets of text. It helps you:
    - find what people are saying about a topic or your brand – Mercedes-Benz

    - find what blog posts or webpages people may have linked to in their Twitter posts,

    - get a daily digest delivered by Tweet Scan directly to your e-mail in-box (who and what was posted the last 24-hours regarding this name, brand, etc.)

    For instance, the above hyperlink shows you all the posts that were tagged with @forrmarketing08 in each tweed, you just type forrmarketing08 in Tweed Scan and voila.

    5) Take a drive with summize – find the conversation – meme tool

    This is a conversation tracker that is also quite impressive. It allows you to search for keywords user, language, attitude, tag, to and from user and so forth.

    In the above URL we used again the forrmarketing08 as the keyword to find the posts that were tagged with this word. As nice as Tweed Scan. Check and compare the two.

    6) IPhone works best with Pocket Tweets

    While this tool is not as good as Twitter’s new mobile site for reading tweets, it still is the best way to post your tweet to Twitter from an iPhone.

    7) Wanting thwirl to be able to be logged into several Twitter accounts at once

    This is great if you have several Twitter accounts such as one for work, another for your pals and the third for your family only. The disadvantage is that you have to download
    and install Adobe AIR 1.0 (if not already installed) first. Theafter, you can download and install thwirl.

    8) TinyURL you need to shorten your URLs – works with Twitter Fox

    You can use Tiny URL by going to their site and pasting a link into their web page to get the short URL back. Else, install the the TinyURL bookmarklet with your browser

    TinyURL comes with Twitter Fox so you are covered there.

    9) Tweedburner helps you track who pays attention to the URLs you tweed

    this is great in more ways than one, namely

    - it shortens URLS and, most importantly,

    - tracks what actually happens with them once you posted them.

    This allows you to see how often a link you posted has been clicked on.

    Gives you a pretty good picture of what your followers are most interested in at this moment in time.

    If this post was helpful to you, please consider stumbling this post from CyTRAP Labs.
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    .10) Tweetr is the tool to share files with other Twitter users

    Tweetr is a mashup of Twitter and file sharing. Drag any file onto Tweetr to automatically upload your file. Tweetr will then provide you with a shortened URL that you can send to your followers via Twitter.Amazing is that it can access a webcam taking pictures to send to Twitter. File size limit is 10 megabytes.

    Only disadvantage is that you have to first install Adobe AIR 1.0 to make it work.

    11) TweedStats tells you more about your Twitter use

    This one crates graphs and shows when you tweet the most and who has sent you the most direct messages.

    The above gets you to see my personal Twitter stats.

    12) Twitterholic – who has the greatest numbers of followers on Twitter

    this one is neat, tells you who is following whom…. many have over 2,000 followers. Nonetheless, a small number are those with more than 10,000 people following their daily tweets, amazing.

    CyTRAP Labs: security reminder – 2008-03-11 – Patch Tuesday – Microsoft

    Tuesday, March 11th, 2008

    Microsoft has released 4 security bulletins
    All 4 of these bulletings are ranked critical – by Microsoft, which means ‘can result in remote code execution’
    If you have Automatic Update activated for your PC, these patches will be downloaded automatically
    does your automatic update work properly?If you are not sure if it does, check below, otherwise by mid-day 2008-03-13 the downloads should be on your machine…. remember, installing the downloads might necessitate a reboot.Just wait until you stop working once you shut down your machine that will suffice to get them installed.

    This vulnerabilitiies exposes you to a risk that we rate as follows:

    CyTRAP Labs security risk barometer – 4 = critical
    low elevated moderately
    critical
    critical severe
    1 2 3 4 5

    For more information and explanations about the CyTRAP Labs risk barometer you can visit here:

    CyTRAP Labs security risk barometer

    what Microsoft Patch Tuesday has in store for us this month
    operating system affected
    • Microsoft Outlook 2000 – 2007
    • Microsoft Excel 2000 – 2007
    • Microsoft Office XP, MAC, etc.
    affected software
    • see above
    risk 4 security bulletins rated critical BY Microsoft were released …the risk rating given for these vulnerabilities by CyTRAP Labs is a 4 (four out of five levels) = CRITICAL – orange
    how long did this vulnerability remain unpatched since it was publicly disclosed ==> zero-day alert these vulnerabilities have been known for a while (several months), however, it was not actively exploited.
    patch prioritization – client side impact users and administrators are urged to roll out this patch as soon as possible, once it has been verified that it does not break any internal applications.
    where is the patch? will be downloaded using Automatic Update, update is detected by the MBSA:
    CyTRAP Labs tip – using the Microsoft Baseline Security Analzyer called MBSA
    what should one do? If your Automatic Update is functioning properly, you are covered.
    CyTRAP Labs tip – how to make sure the latest security patch is installed
    how can I check that I do have the latest version installed find out more information how cou can check that this update is installed as well on your PC or server here:
    not patching the vulnerability could cause what kind of damage to my PC? could be exploited by attackers to execute arbitrary code on the user’s machine BETTER patch NOW
    Once updated, what do you need to do? These updates will require a restart for your PC.
    where can one get details about each of the patches released on this month’s Microsoft Patch TuesdayWe list the critical ones only – there were 5 important ones as well
    Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Excel Could Allow Remote Code Execution (949029) – Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-014 – CRITICAL

    Vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook Could Allow Remote Code Execution (949031) – Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-015 – CRITICAL
    Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office Could Allow Remote Code Execution (949030) Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-016 – CRITICAL

    Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office Web Components Could Allow Remote Code Execution (933103) – Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-017 – CRITICAL

    release date from vendor 2008-03-11 – Pacific Standard Time
    why is this a reminder and not an alert? security alert or reminder – that’s the question
    did CASEScontact.org release an advisory about these vulnerabilities earlier? Yes we did for one regarding ExcelCASEScontact.org advisory – Microsoft Excel — ZERO-DAY exploit – targeted attacks exploiting unspecified error in the handling of Excel files Last Update: 2008-01-16
    did CASEScontact.org release a zero-day advisory NO we did not issue a zero-day advisory see also patched zero-day archive)
    Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) project has assigned the following numbers to these vulnerabilities that were patched by Microsoft CVE-2008-0111, CVE-2008-0112, CVE-2008-0114, CVE-2008-0115,
    CVE-2008-0116, CVE-2008-0117,
    CVE-2008-0081,

    Please make sure that your PC is patched – thank you.

    If this post was helpful to you, please consider stumbling it or Digg this WinCurity post from CyTRAP Labs.
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    CyTRAP Labs’ choice – free tool – checking memory capacity of your memory stick

    Thursday, February 7th, 2008

    Get more free tools here:

    Watch out with USB sticks – they can show you more memory than you can actually use
    Aldi Switzerland and in Germany Real have reported that they have inadvertently sold such memory sticks.
    This tool helps you to check if your new memory stick does have the capacity that it claims to have, before you loose data when saving it onto the flash drive.

    PROBLEM
    Nearly all of us use some kind of USB memory stick or flash memory to save important data, pictures or music files. During January 2008 several stores as well as mail-order and e-commerce sites have sold USB memory sticks that fail to deliver the capacity they are supposed to.

    For the customer this means that having purchased a 4 Gigabyte Memory Stick, it might in fact offer 2.2 Gigabytes only. That is substantially less storage capacity than you may have it purchased for.

    It is difficult to discover this manipulation just like that. You might disover this problem too late, namely after trying to recover saved data from the USB stick and having to discover that it was never saved properly.

    SOLUTION

    We provide you a free tool that helps you getting a handle on this problem. H2testw offered by c’t enables users to check if one has purchased a manipulated flash memory right away. This is important before you try to save data that cannot be saved because the stick does not have enough capacity.

    If the tool tells you that there is problem, bring your USB memory stick back to the store to get a replacement. In most cases the store will do this without much problems because this happens more often than you think. Just to be save, keep the receipt as always to be able to get a refund if needed.
    So read on and save yourself some time and much grief down the line.

    FACTS ABOUT H2testw

    COSTS not open source
    Software H2testw
    Release date 2007
    Platforms Win 2000/XP/2003 Windows Vista
    Author Ueberpruefufen Sie die Speicherkapazitaet des USB Sticks by Harald Boegeholz
    Languages Deutsch (but even if you barely know the language, piece of cake to use this program)
    Size of Program .25 MB
    Download here you can get H2testw for testing if your USB Stick delivers the storage capacity it claims to haveyou can get latest version from here:

    latest version

    weitere Infos not really… download and try its sooo small

    EVALUATION REPORT H2testw

    Advantages this program enables you to check fast and easy if your Flash Stick does have the storage capacity it claims to have – nice and easy and requires little space on your hard-disk
    Disadvantages none we are aware of

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