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Yahoo Messenger vulnerable, says McAfee
Stephen Withers
Friday, 17 August 2007 02:20
Until the software is patched, McAfee recommends users avoid accepting webcam invitations from untrusted sources (always a good idea) and suggests blocking TCP port 5100.
Yahoo is reportedly working on a fix, but as of this writing the affected version (8.1.0.413) is still current.
The flaw was first noted in a Chinese security forum.
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