Comments on: Security Matters http://blog.openx.org/01/security-matters/ OpenX Community News Tue, 24 Nov 2009 13:16:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: karen patton http://blog.openx.org/01/security-matters/#comment-90942 karen patton Fri, 15 May 2009 07:08:24 +0000 http://blog.openx.org/?p=1060#comment-90942 this OPEN X ad aware web site just showed up on my computer and i want to know how to remove it. i have no use for it and it's blocking me from logging onto a favorite website. it asks for an e-mail address and password and i have no idea what they want. help me please. this OPEN X ad aware web site just showed up on my computer and i want to know how to remove it. i have no use for it and it’s blocking me from logging onto a favorite website. it asks for an e-mail address and password and i have no idea what they want. help me please.

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]]> By: Deletium » Blog Archive » Multiple Serious Vulnerabilities in OpenX Ad Server http://blog.openx.org/01/security-matters/#comment-79910 Deletium » Blog Archive » Multiple Serious Vulnerabilities in OpenX Ad Server Wed, 11 Feb 2009 03:37:54 +0000 http://blog.openx.org/?p=1060#comment-79910 [...] on Jan. 29, OpenX announced in its own blog that it had released updates to address “a series of potential vulnerabilities of the OpenX Ad Server.” Developing [...] [...] on Jan. 29, OpenX announced in its own blog that it had released updates to address “a series of potential vulnerabilities of the OpenX Ad Server.” Developing [...]

]]> By: Viktor Hane http://blog.openx.org/01/security-matters/#comment-78994 Viktor Hane Thu, 05 Feb 2009 22:02:56 +0000 http://blog.openx.org/?p=1060#comment-78994 One of my sites was hacked recently because of this exploit in OpenX. The issues were found on Jan 20 and also blogged by several people before this announcement. One of my sites was hacked recently because of this exploit in OpenX. The issues were found on Jan 20 and also blogged by several people before this announcement.

]]> By: David James http://blog.openx.org/01/security-matters/#comment-78582 David James Tue, 03 Feb 2009 13:18:19 +0000 http://blog.openx.org/?p=1060#comment-78582 Thank you for release & fix bugs. I just upgrade for my site. Thank you for release & fix bugs. I just upgrade for my site.

]]> By: Serwis Informacyjny Górowo.pl » Archiwa bloga » OpenX 2.6.4 łata odkryte luki bezpieczeństwa http://blog.openx.org/01/security-matters/#comment-78281 Serwis Informacyjny Górowo.pl » Archiwa bloga » OpenX 2.6.4 łata odkryte luki bezpieczeństwa Mon, 02 Feb 2009 06:27:02 +0000 http://blog.openx.org/?p=1060#comment-78281 [...] projektu OpenX - otwartego adserwera, udostępnili wersje poprawkowe usuwające szereg luk ujawnionych parę dni temu przez serwis Secunia.com. Wersje [...] [...] projektu OpenX - otwartego adserwera, udostępnili wersje poprawkowe usuwające szereg luk ujawnionych parę dni temu przez serwis Secunia.com. Wersje [...]

]]> By: Erik Geurts http://blog.openx.org/01/security-matters/#comment-78185 Erik Geurts Sun, 01 Feb 2009 14:23:34 +0000 http://blog.openx.org/?p=1060#comment-78185 A few weeks ago Google made a change in their URLs used for delivering AdSense ads. The result back then was that OpenX was no longer able to count clicks on AdSense ads. OpenX have published a patch on the blog, and promised to put that patch into the next regular releases of OpenX: http://blog.openx.org/12/google-adsense-click-tracking-patch/ However, the time pressure to release this security fix must has meant that the AdSense click tracking patch did not make it into OpenX 2.6.4. Anyone who has applied that patch for version 2.6.3 should do so again for version 2.6.4. A few weeks ago Google made a change in their URLs used for delivering AdSense ads. The result back then was that OpenX was no longer able to count clicks on AdSense ads.
OpenX have published a patch on the blog, and promised to put that patch into the next regular releases of OpenX:
http://blog.openx.org/12/google-adsense-click-tracking-patch/

However, the time pressure to release this security fix must has meant that the AdSense click tracking patch did not make it into OpenX 2.6.4. Anyone who has applied that patch for version 2.6.3 should do so again for version 2.6.4.

]]> By: Scott Switzer http://blog.openx.org/01/security-matters/#comment-77763 Scott Switzer Fri, 30 Jan 2009 17:11:53 +0000 http://blog.openx.org/?p=1060#comment-77763 @ville, Unfortunately, the email was sent to an autoresponder that gets checked every week or so. We became aware of the issue on Tuesday, and released a patch 48 hours later. We do take security issues very seriously, and they immediately go to the 'top of the list' once we become aware of them. I will edit the post and include the link to the original security bulletin - thanks for pointing this out. Scott @ville,

Unfortunately, the email was sent to an autoresponder that gets checked every week or so. We became aware of the issue on Tuesday, and released a patch 48 hours later. We do take security issues very seriously, and they immediately go to the ‘top of the list’ once we become aware of them.

I will edit the post and include the link to the original security bulletin - thanks for pointing this out.

Scott

]]> By: OpenX tips by Erik Geurts http://blog.openx.org/01/security-matters/#comment-77727 OpenX tips by Erik Geurts Fri, 30 Jan 2009 13:07:33 +0000 http://blog.openx.org/?p=1060#comment-77727 <strong>OpenX version 2.6.4 released...</strong> OpenX version 2.6.4 was released yesterday. This upgrade is a fix to a security problem that was reported earlier in the week. The OpenX blog has the full story. Of course, with security issues it’s always important to upgrade all instances as qu... OpenX version 2.6.4 released…

OpenX version 2.6.4 was released yesterday. This upgrade is a fix to a security problem that was reported earlier in the week. The OpenX blog has the full story.
Of course, with security issues it’s always important to upgrade all instances as qu…

]]> By: Tom http://blog.openx.org/01/security-matters/#comment-77680 Tom Fri, 30 Jan 2009 08:36:29 +0000 http://blog.openx.org/?p=1060#comment-77680 Have you also fixed the PEAR parser bug (XML_Parser: no element found at XML input line 1:0 ) that was reported in 2.6.0 but are still there in 2.6.3? It is still in my error log and in Firefox 3 the page with the widgets doesn't show up. Have you also fixed the PEAR parser bug (XML_Parser: no element found at XML input line 1:0 ) that was reported in 2.6.0 but are still there in 2.6.3?

It is still in my error log and in Firefox 3 the page with the widgets doesn’t show up.

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