Collaborate Disseminate
Google finalizes its DNS-over-HTTPS service inching toward a world where DNS request are sent via HTTPS and not UDP or TCP. Continue reading Google Announces DNS over HTTPS ‘General Availability’
A bug in the Electronic Arts gaming platform’s single sign-on mechanism could have allowed hackers to access game accounts. Continue reading EA Games Patches Account-Hijacking Bug
Web analytics firm plugs a hole in its platform that allowed attackers to open a reverse shell that could be used to attack the service. Continue reading SEMrush Plugs Remote Code Execution Bug in Its SaaS Platform
Malware adds ransomware to its malicious bag of tricks. Continue reading DanaBot Adds Ransomware to its Arsenal
In total, 88 unique vulnerabilities were patched as part of Microsoft’s June Patch Tuesday security bulletin. Continue reading Microsoft Patches Four Publicly-Known Vulnerabilities
A bug impacting editors Vim and Neovim could allow a trojan code to escape sandbox mitigations. Continue reading Linux Command-Line Editors Vulnerable to High-Severity Bug
Popular media player receives 33 security bug fixes, two of which are rated high severity. Continue reading VLC Player Gets Patched for Two High-Severity Bugs
Time’s up on public disclosure of six serious bugs impacting the vendor’s IPM-721S model security camera. Continue reading Critical Flaws in Amcrest HDSeries Camera Allow Complete Takeover
Bug allows for a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code on industrial, enterprise tools. Continue reading High-Severity Bug in Cisco Industrial Enterprise Tool Allows RCE
Both FireFox and Chrome have received updates to better guard users against privacy and security threats, such as tracking by Facebook. Continue reading Mozilla and Google Browsers Get Security, Anti-Tracking Boosts