U.S. Government Blames North Korea for WannaCry

The United States government is officially blaming North Korea for the WannaCry ransomware outbreak in May that infected nearly a quarter-million computers in 150 countries. Continue reading U.S. Government Blames North Korea for WannaCry

Project Zero Chains Bugs for ‘aPAColypse Now’ Attack on Windows 10

Google’s Project Zero team dubs a new WPAD-related attack as an “aPAColypse Now” that allows a local attacker to compromise a targeted and fully patched Windows 10 PC. Continue reading Project Zero Chains Bugs for ‘aPAColypse Now’ Attack on Windows 10

Triton Malware Targets Industrial Control Systems in Middle East

Malware intended for a “high-impact” attack against safety systems likely would of caused physical damage to a targeted company located in the Middle East. Continue reading Triton Malware Targets Industrial Control Systems in Middle East

Permissions Flaw Found Azure AD Connect

A permissions flaw in Microsoft’s Azure AD Connect software could allow a rogue admin to escalate account privileges and gain unauthorized universal access within a company’s internal network.  Continue reading Permissions Flaw Found Azure AD Connect

19-Year-Old TLS Vulnerability Weakens Modern Website Crypto

New research shows how an old vulnerability called ROBOT can be exploited using an adaptive chosen-ciphertext attack to reveal the plaintext for a given TLS session. Continue reading 19-Year-Old TLS Vulnerability Weakens Modern Website Crypto

Microsoft December Patch Tuesday Update Fixes 34 Bugs

Microsoft patched 34 vulnerabilities in all on Tuesday with most of the bugs impacting Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Office and Microsoft’s Scripting Engine. Continue reading Microsoft December Patch Tuesday Update Fixes 34 Bugs