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Google Patches Critical Wi-Fi and Audio Bugs in Android Handsets

Posted on December 8, 2020 by Tom Spring

Google updates its mobile OS, fixing ten critical bugs, including one remote code execution flaw. Continue reading Google Patches Critical Wi-Fi and Audio Bugs in Android Handsets→

Posted in Android, Android buffer overflow, December Android Security Bulletin, mobile security, remote code execution, vulnerabilities

Apple Manufacturer Foxconn Confirms Cyberattack

Posted on December 8, 2020 by Tom Spring

Manufacturing powerhouse confirmed North American operations impacted by November cyberattack. Continue reading Apple Manufacturer Foxconn Confirms Cyberattack→

Posted in apple, breach, DopplePaymer, Foxconn, Foxconn Technology Group, Hacks, malware, Ransomware, U.S. Cyber Emergency Response Team

NSA Warns: Patched VMware Bug Under Active Exploit

Posted on December 7, 2020 by Tom Spring

Feds are warning that foreign adversaries are exploiting a weeks-old bug in VMware’s Workspace One Access and VMware Identity Manager products. Continue reading NSA Warns: Patched VMware Bug Under Active Exploit→

Posted in command injection vulnerability, CVE-2020-4006, nsa, saml, vmware, vulnerabilities, Web Security, Workspace One

High-Severity Chrome Bugs Allow Browser Hacks

Posted on December 4, 2020 by Tom Spring

Desktop versions of the browser received a total of eight fixes, half rated high-severity. Continue reading High-Severity Chrome Bugs Allow Browser Hacks→

Posted in 87.0.4280.88, Browser Bugs, chrome browser, CVE-2020-16037, CVE-2020-16038, CVE-2020-16039, CVE-2020-16040, December Browser Security Update, Google Chrome browser, Google Patches, linux, use-after-free, vulnerabilities, Web Security

Xerox DocuShare Bugs Allowed Data Leaks

Posted on December 2, 2020 by Tom Spring

CISA warns the leading enterprise document management platform is open to attack and urges companies to apply fixes. Continue reading Xerox DocuShare Bugs Allowed Data Leaks→

Posted in cloud security, document management, IBM, opentext, Oracle, OWASP Foundation, SSRF attacks, vulnerabilities, xerox, XXE attack

Critical VMware Zero-Day Bug Allows Command Injection; Patch Pending

Posted on November 23, 2020 by Tom Spring

VMware explained it has no patch for a critical escalation-of-privileges bug that impacts both Windows and Linux operating systems and its Workspace One. Continue reading Critical VMware Zero-Day Bug Allows Command Injection; Patch Pending→

Posted in 0-day, cloud security, command injection, CVE-2020-4006, privilege escalation, security vulnerability, VMware Identity Manager, VMware Workspace One Access, vmware zero-day, vulnerabilities, Zero Day

Multiple Industrial Control System Vendors Warn of Critical Bugs

Posted on November 17, 2020 by Tom Spring

Four industrial control system vendors each announced vulnerabilities that ranged from critical to high-severity. Continue reading Multiple Industrial Control System Vendors Warn of Critical Bugs→

Posted in buffer overflow, Claroty, critical infrastructure, Denial of Service, EtherNet/IP, ICS, industrial control system, Johnson Controls, Real Time Automation, Schneider Electric, Sensormatic Electronics, vulnerabilities

Hacked Security Software Used in Novel South Korean Supply-Chain Attack

Posted on November 16, 2020 by Tom Spring

Lazarus Group is believed to be behind a spate of attacks that leverage stolen digital certificates tied to browser software that secures communication with government and financial websites in South Korea. Continue reading Hacked Security Software Used in Novel South Korean Supply-Chain Attack→

Posted in APT, Government, Hacks, Lazarus, Lazarus Group, Sony Pictures Entertainment, south korea, Web Security, Wizvera, Wizvera VeraPort

Microsoft Patch Tuesday Update Fixes 17 Critical Bugs

Posted on November 10, 2020 by Tom Spring

Remote code execution vulnerabilities dominate this month’s security bulletin of warnings and patches. Continue reading Microsoft Patch Tuesday Update Fixes 17 Critical Bugs→

Posted in critical vulnerabilities, CVE-2020-17078, CVE-2020-17087, Google, internet explorer, Network File System, November Patch Tuesday, patch tuesday, vulnerabilities, Web Security, Windows 10, windows server

Mysterious APT Leaves Curious ‘KilllSomeOne’ Clue

Posted on November 4, 2020 by Tom Spring

APT cloaks identity using script-kiddie messages and advanced deployment and targeting techniques. Continue reading Mysterious APT Leaves Curious ‘KilllSomeOne’ Clue→

Posted in DLL Side Load, DLL Sideloading, DLL spoofing, Government, Hacks, KillSomeOne, malware, Web Security, Windows

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