02 April 2007, 16:26
HP patches Mercury Quality Center
Hewlett Packard has released an update for its Mercury Quality Center management software, which contains a fix for a security vulnerability in an ActiveX control. According to the security bulletin, the vulnerability could have been used by an attacker to infect a PC with malicious code. This would, however, have required the user to visit a prepared website. Mercury Quality Center 8.2 (SP1) and 9.0 were affected. The vendor does not give any further details.
- Mercury Quality Center ActiveX, Remote Unauthorized Arbitrary Code Execution, security bulletin from HP
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