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"InfoSec Taylor Swift" (@SwiftOnSecurity) is a parody account, and I wouldn't trust it on whether EMET prevents this vulnerability or not. Not saying that it do
by maratc 12y ago
"InfoSec Taylor Swift" (@SwiftOnSecurity) is a parody account, and I wouldn't trust it on whether EMET prevents this vulnerability or not. Not saying that it doesn't, just that we'd need more serious sources on that.
- NamTaf 12y agoSwift on Security tends to be surprisingly on the pulse with respect to this sort of stuff. Of course check a second source but don't write Tay Tay off right away! I'd love to know who runs it.
- Asparagirl 12y agoIt's not too hard to figure out. He/she's on Twitter and admits that he/she hasn't been great with the OpSec. :-)
- arthurfm 12y agoHere's a more serious source (EMET is mentioned towards the end of the blog post) ... http://malware.dontneedcoffee.com/2015/01/unpatched-vulnerability-0day-in-flash.html http://malware.dontneedcoffee.com/2015/01/unpatched-vulnerab...
- AlyssaRowan 12y ago@SwiftOnSecurity's identity is a parody; the information on it is pretty legit.