[EricB]

YouTorrent.com (BETA) - Your Torrents. Real Time.

I talking about using it for legal purposes

[Mak213]

Well it looks good. But sadly the only real legal way to use it would be for Linux Distros. There realy aint to many other thigns out there that get distributed by Torrents just yet.

Considering that right on teh front it shows legal and illegal stuff, i find that funny. When i clicked on it one of the first things i found was kaspersky. Clicked it and got about 11 pages of results. Most of them were results with keygens.

[Trotter]

I prefer to remain anonymous as far as that goes. I will check it out later, at home, though.

[Preacher]

Nice engine , compares !

[Tech-man]

pretty cool way for searching torrents...

[Osiris]

DOS Vulnerability in uTorrent and Bittorrent

A vulnerability in uTorrent and Bittorrent, which is using uTorrent’s core, was discovered today that effects the BitTorrent 6.0 client,
uTorrent 1.7.x, uTorrent 1.6.x and uTorrent 1.8-alpha-7834. The Denial of Service vulnerability is made possible by the way the clients handle user data.
Basically said, uTorrent will crash if a user connects to it that sends a software version that is to long to be handled. This results in a crash of uTorrent. The attacker does not need to use Bittorrent at all to do that, a connection to the port that is being used by Bittorrent sending the to-long software version and a valid torrent hash is enough.
Code execution on the other hand is not possible. The uTorrent team reacted in less than one day and published a new version of their software 1.7.6 that handles the DOS vulnerability and three minor issues as well.


DOS Vulnerability in uTorrent and Bittorrent : Welcome To Tech-Dump

[Osiris]

Originally Posted by Osiris

DOS Vulnerability in uTorrent and Bittorrent

A vulnerability in uTorrent and Bittorrent, which is using uTorrent’s core, was discovered today that effects the BitTorrent 6.0 client,
uTorrent 1.7.x, uTorrent 1.6.x and uTorrent 1.8-alpha-7834. The Denial of Service vulnerability is made possible by the way the clients handle user data.
Basically said, uTorrent will crash if a user connects to it that sends a software version that is to long to be handled. This results in a crash of uTorrent. The attacker does not need to use Bittorrent at all to do that, a connection to the port that is being used by Bittorrent sending the to-long software version and a valid torrent hash is enough.
Code execution on the other hand is not possible. The uTorrent team reacted in less than one day and published a new version of their software 1.7.6 that handles the DOS vulnerability and three minor issues as well.


DOS Vulnerability in uTorrent and Bittorrent : Welcome To Tech-Dump

I posted ths about you wrong uTorrent , oh well