Now, the Exploit-db.com exploit database is getting flooded with submissions of applications that people say are vulnerable, including Windows Live Mail, Windows Movie Maker, Microsoft PowerPoint 2010, Office 2007, and non-Microsoft applications like Firefox 3.6.8, Foxit Reader, Wireshark and uTorrent, said Mati Aharoni, founder of security firm Offensive Security, which runs the exploit database.