Vulnerability tallies surged in 2006 | The Register

[ken at krvw.com (Kenneth Van Wyk)]

FYI, CERT/CC reported 8064 software vulnerabilities in 2006, for a  
35% increase over 2005.

See http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/01/21/2006_vulns_tally/

The article further states, "The greatest factor in the skyrocketing  
number of vulnerabilities is that certain types of flaws in community  
and commercial Web applications have become much easier to find, said  
Art Manion, vulnerability team lead for the CERT Coordination Center.

'The best we can figure, most of the growth is due to fairly easy-to- 
discover vulnerabilities in Web applications," Manion said. "They are  
easy to find, easy to create, and easy to deploy.'"

Cheers,

Ken
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Kenneth R. van Wyk
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KRvW Associates, LLC
http://www.KRvW.com




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