Dutch Security Information Network v2

The Dutch Security Information Network (DSINet hereinafter) is sensitive to its visitors privacy. Any information regarding visitors logged by computer systems, owned by or related to DSINet is solely used for purposes considered important by DSINet and shall not be passed on or sold to any third party. DSINet cannot be held responsible for actions taken by other entities who might gain or have access, legal or otherwise, to such information. This includes, but is not limited to, the owners of networks and computer systems the information passes through while in transit.

Any personal or sensitive material to be shared with DSINet by means of e-mail or any other form of digital communication may pass through insecure networks, causing information to be visible to third parties.

Before sending DSINet personal and or sensitive material it is to be fully understood and acknowledged by sender that sender is solely responsible for its contents and therefore accepts any possible consequences.

By posting anything on DSINet's forum or replying to any of the news articles sender accepts it to become publically accessible information. DSINet cannot be requested to make any changes to the contents of aforementioned posting. DSINet may, at any time, refuse, alter or remove information posted on the DSINet website without reason given.

Any material on the DSINet website, including, but not limited to, articles, programmes and images is provided 'as-is' for informational purposes only and without guaranty of any kind. DSINet is not responsible for any damage caused by use of, or inability to use, aforementoined material.

DSINet holds the right to alter this disclaimer at any time without reason given. The original version of this disclaimer, held by DSINet's Chief Editor will be the applicable version. DSINet undertakes to keep the website and its contents in the intended form at all times. However, DSINet is not responsible for human or technical failure resulting in the corruption of data, including, but not limited to, this disclaimer.

Dated this 21 September 2004.

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[1/5] Sun Solaris NFS Local Denial of Service Vulnerability

[2/5] Nokia Phones SMS Denial of Service Vulnerability

[3/5] PHPAuctions Multiple Vulnerabilities

[2/5] SemanticScuttle Cross-Site Request Forgery Vulnerabilities

[3/5] SolucionWeb "id_area" SQL Injection Vulnerability

[3/5] Ubuntu update for xterm

virus alerts

Win32.Gimmiv.a - 10/26/2008 - Threat Level: Low

Win32.ACVE.o - 10/2/2008 - Threat Level: Low

Win32.Adload.aro - 10/2/2008 - Threat Level: Low

Win32.Adload.asj - 10/2/2008 - Threat Level: Low