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Yesterday it was Patch Tuesday for Microsoft. The company has solved 62 vulnerabilities in its software this month. Among the fixes there is also a solution for a zero-day vulnerability that was actively exploited. As of today, this is no longer possible with people who update their device. Microsof... Read more
5 years ago
Check Point security researchers discovered a vulnerability in dronemaker DJI's software last March. Malicious parties would have access to the drone maker's accounts, without the need for a password. The hole was closed last September. The researchers at Check Point report this in an extensive repo... Read more
5 years ago
Intel processors are facing a new vulnerability. This enables attackers to leak encrypted data from the CPU's internal processes. The vulnerability was named PortSmash and was discovered by a team of five academics from Finland and Cuba. The researchers state that every CPU is designed with a Simult... Read more
5 years ago
Armis security researchers have found a vulnerability in Bluetooth Low Energy chips from Texas Instruments. This makes access points from Cisco, Cisco Meraki and Aruba Networks vulnerable to hacking. The vulnerabilities affect the routers in various ways, depending on the manufacturer. The researche... Read more
5 years ago
Cisco's security team revealed earlier this year that products running Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) and Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) software had a zero-day vulnerability. Now it appears that this vulnerability has been abused in the wild. There are no patches for the problem yet. The vulnera... Read more
5 years ago
A new security error affects most Linux and BSD distros. The problem lies in the escalation of consents and should be relatively easy to solve. But at the moment it is a widespread error, which has an impact on a large number of systems. The Linux and BSD variants that use the popular X.Org Server p... Read more
6 years ago
The patch Microsoft released for JET vulnerability does not seem to be complete. The vulnerability still seems to exist in the JET database engine. That while Microsoft thought it had closed the gap at Patch Tuesday last week. The vulnerability came to light sometime in mid-September when the Trend ... Read more
6 years ago
The consumer version of Google+ is closed. Google's Facebook competitor appears to have had a vulnerability for years, so that user data could easily be viewed by third parties. Many people had expected that the service would stop with a sigh, but now it turns out that it would happen with a bang. Y... Read more
6 years ago
Researchers have found a series of critical vulnerabilities in the Atlantis Word Processor, allowing attackers to execute code. Cisco Talos security researchers wrote last night about the bugs found in Atlantis Word Processor versions 3.0.2.3, 3.2.5.0 and 3.2.6. The Atlantis Word Processor is softwa... Read more
6 years ago
Cisco released a patch for its Video Surveillance Manager. There was an error in the software that caused credentials to be hardcoded in the root account. Hackers could therefore control an affected system as a root user, should they discover the credentials. Cisco recommends administrators of appli... Read more
6 years ago
