Collaborate Disseminate
Our first story this week comes courtesy of the Pwn2own contest. For anyone not familiar with it, this event is held twice a year, and features live demonstrations of exploits …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: Pwn2own, Zoom Zero Day, Clubhouse Data, and an FBI Hacking Spree
A Google researcher discovered a high-severity vulnerability in the Linux Bluetooth stack.
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By Sudais Asif
Bluetooth has been for long, one of the most used communication protocols due to the ease it offers but that can be vulnerable as well.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: BleedingTooth Bluetooth vulnerability allows… Continue reading BleedingTooth Bluetooth vulnerability allows RCE in Linux devices
This week, the first details of BleedingTooth leaked onto Twitter, setting off a bit of a frenzy. The full details have yet to be released, but what we know is concerning enough. First off, BleedingTooth isn’t a single vulnerability, but is a set of at least 3 different CVEs (Shouldn’t …read more
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Intel and Google are urging users to update the Linux kernel to version 5.9 or later. Continue reading Google, Intel Warn on ‘Zero-Click’ Kernel Bug in Linux-Based IoT Devices