Collaborate Disseminate
Microsoft’s November Patch Tuesday fixes include mitigation against a zero-day vulnerability leaving Windows 7, Server 2008 and Server 2008 R2 open to attack. Continue reading Microsoft Patches Zero-Day Bug in Win7, Server 2008 and 2008 R2
Google cloud business customers were impacted by a Border Gateway Protocol hijacking. Continue reading Google’s G Suite, Search and Analytics Taken Down in Hijacking
Bug opened door for malicious link attack, giving hacker access to stored DJI drone data of commercial and consumer customers. Continue reading DJI Patches Forum Bug That Allowed Drone Account Takeovers
Concerns over midterm election tampering reach a boiling point in the days leading up to actual voting. Continue reading Newsmaker Interview: Tom Kellermann on Hacking the Midterm Elections
Called BleedingBit, this vulnerability impacts wireless networks used in a large percentage of enterprise companies. Continue reading Two Zero-Day Bugs Open Millions of Wireless Access Points to Attack
Abandoned web applications used by FT 500 Global Companies have exploitable flaws and weaknesses. Continue reading ThreatList: Dead Web Apps Haunt 70 Percent of FT 500 Firms
Over two dozen third-party ecommerce plugins contain zero-day vulnerabilities being exploited in a recent Magecart campaign. Continue reading Magecart Cybergang Targets 0days in Third-Party Magento Extensions
A critical streaming bug impacts Live Networks LIVE555 RTSPServer, but not the popular VLC and MPLayer client-side software. Continue reading Critical Bug Impacts Live555 Media Streaming Libraries
A zero-day vulnerability tied to the Window’s Win32k component is under active attack, warns Microsoft. Continue reading Microsoft Patches Zero-Day Under Active Attack by APT
Researchers say a medium severity bug should now be rated critical because of a new hack technique that allows for remote code execution on MikroTik edge and consumer routers. Continue reading PoC Attack Escalates MikroTik Router Bug to ‘As Bad As It Gets’