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Hackers target forgotten apps

by Iain Thomson

09 Dec 2007

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Zero-day attacks are increasingly popping up for popular web apps like media players and chat programs, usually left unpatched or untracked by administrators.

While most enterprises schedule Microsoft security deployments, applications from other vendors are usually left unpatched and are becoming as an easy target for hackers, according to Finjan.

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