Saint Scanner version 6.6.3 released

With SAINT® vulnerability assessment tool, you can:

  • Detect and fix possible weaknesses in your network’s security before they can be exploited by intruders.
  • Anticipate and prevent common system vulnerabilities.
  • Demonstrate compliance with current government regulations such as FISMA, Sarbanes Oxley, GLBA, HIPAA, and COPPA.

The SAINT® scanning engine is the ideal cornerstone for your vulnerability assessment program. SAINT features a graphical user interface that is intuitive and easy to us

New vulnerability checks in version 6.6.3:

  • QuickTime Arbitrary Script Injection vulnerability
  • Firebird vulnerabilities
  • Interbase vulnerabilities
  • JRE, JDK and Java Web Start
  • Google Mini Appliance vulnerability
  • Cart32 Arbitrary File Read
  • ARCserve backup vulnerabilities
  • ShellExecute and IE7 URL Handling Code Execution
  • Quagga vulnerabilities
  • Kaspersky Online Web Scanner ActiveX vulnerability
  • Winamp vulnerabilities
  • Altnet ActiveX Control remote code execution
  • Electronic Arts SnoopyCtrl ActiveX control buffer overflows
  • Adobe PageMaker vulnerability
  • Firefox, Thunderbird and SeaMonkey vulnerabilities
  • RealPlayer ActiveX buffer overflow remote code execution
  • Opera Web Browser vulnerabilities fixed in version 9.24
  • vulnerabilities fixed by the Quarterly Oracle update
  • phpMyAdmin cross-site scripting vulnerabilities
  • IrfanView buffer overflow vulnerability
  • ARCserve Backup DBASVR buffer overflows (extreme)
  • Lotus Notes vulnerabilities
  • X font system vulnerability
  • TikiWiki vulnerabilities
  • X11 OpenSSH security bypass
  • OpenSSL vulnerability

New exploits in this version:

  • Microsoft SQL Server Distributed Management Objects ActiveX exploit
  • Kodak Image Viewer exploit
  • CA ARCserve Message Engine exploit
  • Windows Shell IE7 URI handling exploit
  • RealPlayer playlist name exploit

Post scriptum

Compliance Mandates

  • Vulnerability Scanner :

    PCI DSS 11.2, 6.6, SOX A13.3, GLBA 16CFR Part 314.4(c), HIPAA 164.308(a)(8), FISMA RA-5, SI-2, ISO 27001-27002 12.6, 15.2.2


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