Malicious subtitle file could trip up VLC media player
A flaw in the widely-used open-source VLC media player could allow an attacker to execute harmful code on a PC
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VLC Player Vulnerable to Remote Hijack
VLC Player, one of the best and most widely used media players has found to be vulnerable to a remote hijack. The reported vulnerability makes it possible for a malicious user to run arbitrary code, potentially taking remote control of the host machine
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Critical vulnerability found in popular VLC media player
Danish security company Secunia has found a flaw in the VLC media player that could allow an attacker to gain control of someone's PC
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Saving NGO Security Scenario Videos
...VLC , which is free, at: http://www.videolan.org/vlc
The.mp4 option saves the video to your hard drive in MPEG format, which is playable by QuickTime, Windows Media Player, and other common players
Thats it. You can apply the same steps to save any other YouTube video you want to keep. Happy downloading... JM
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Malicious subtitle file could trip up media player
The VLC media player, part of the open-source VideoLAN project, includes a buffer-overflow vulnerability that would allow a hacker to execute harmful code on PCs, Macs, BSD machines and perhaps more
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