Apple has released the new iTunes 9.2.1 update. The update is responsible for a key security vulnerability that attackers can execute arbitrary code. The vulnerability affects both Windows and Mac computers using iTunes and an attacker can be exploited by a maliciously created ‘itpc:’ link for hijacking an end-user’s computer.

Secunia, the vulnerability of society to Danish intelligence, vulnerability (CVE-2010-1777) is the result of a boundary error caused by the manner in which specific uses iTunes ‘itpc:’ links, as reported by SoftPedia on July 20, 2010.

During an attack, the attacker creates a special URL and users visiting the towers. If you are able to exploit this vulnerability, then a situation of ‘heap overflow’ results that makes the computer susceptible to attack.

Apple states in a support document posted on its website that visiting a maliciously-created ‘itpc:’ URL may result in random code execution or sudden termination of application. Apple has set right the flaw via enhanced bounds checking, as reported by Apple on July 19, 2010.

According to security researchers, the rate on the shortcomings of the methods of URL handling is very risky worrying, since no technical skills needed for their operations.

They argue that, given the huge user base of iTunes after the acceptance of IPAD, iPhones and iPods, the security hole creates an opportunity for aggression in bulk.

Amid the multitude of problems solved, there are updates that address minor issues in the articles slipped to iTunes, the demand factor due to sync with some devices unlike before using iTunes 9.2 A problem with IOS and updating of four pieces on the iPhone and iPod encrypted backups, and the necessary breakthrough in performance and stability.

However, the most important problem to solve with the iTunes 9.2.1 update is that the desktop version earlier versions of some bad third party plug-ins.

The same type of vulnerability in Windows XP process hcp: (Help and Support) URL, a default of 0 days was revealed in early June 2010. The two targeted attacks and drive-by downloads, exploit this vulnerability.

Winton band Mike Hammar and the Nails’ new album, “Recipe for the Blues,” is now available on iTunes and CDBaby.

The album includes 12 original songs blues.

Hammar has played the blues in the Central Valley, the foothills and the East Bay for 25 years.

An Oklahoma-born American Indian, Hammar was raised on the blues by his father, Mike Hammar father, who introduced him to music legends like Lightnin ‘Hopkins, Gatemouth Brown, T-Bone Walker and BB King.

Mike Hammar and nails August 14 at Fire Mountain Sonora Blues Festival.

Topic Official 14 today $ 10 debut film music hotel Apple expected distribution of science-fiction RTS.

Starcraft fans have waited more than a decade after hitting the shelves and now that the first three chapters is finally Blizzard offers fans something else to buy.

Starcraft II: Wings of the official soundtrack of Freedom (OST) is now available for purchase on Apple’s iTunes platform for music distribution. The album comes with 14 tracks of the game, and is available either in full ($ 9.99) or individually at 99 cents per cup.

The Starcraft II OST was included in the game’s $100 Collector’s Edition. For more on the top-tier version of the game check out GameSpot’s unboxing video, embedded below.

The first installment of the campaign of focusing on one player on the Terran faction, it has elements of multiplayer games. He will try to resolve the conflict between Jim Raynor and Kerrigan, which was the heart of the original StarCraft. The second set, Heart of the Swarm, will focus on the Zerg, while the final game, Legacy of the Void, will focus on the Protoss. Analysts are already predicting that the title, which uses the new Battle.net, which sold over six million copies this year alone.

Albums:

1. “Recovery,” Eminem

2. “Teflon Don,” Rick Ross

3. “100 Miles from Memphis,” Sheryl Crow

4. “Jonas L.A.,” Jonas Brothers

5. “Thank Me Later,” Drake

6. “Inception (Music from the Motion Picture),” Hans Zimmer

7. “To the Sea,” Jack Johnson

8. “The Fame,” Lady GaGa

9. “Nightmare,” Avenged Sevenfold

10. “Brothers,” The Black Keys

Singles:

1. “Love the Way You Lie,” Eminem

2. “Dynamite,” Taio Cruz

3. “I Like It,” Enrique Iglesias

4. “California Gurls (feat. Snoop Dogg),” Katy Perry

5. “Airplanes (feat. Hayley Williams of Paramore),” B.o.B.

6. “Billionaire (feat. Bruno Mars),” Travie McCoy

7. “Cooler Than Me,” Mike Posner

8. “Ridin’ Solo,” Jason Derulo

9. “Not Afraid,” Eminem

10. “Teenage Dream,” Katy Perry

The above is the list of iTunes’ top 10 selling albums and singles of the week ending July 26, 2010.