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Malicious code was detected in version 3.17.18 of the APKPure alternative app store for Android. We recommend deleting the infected version and installing APKPure 3.17.19 asap. Continue reading Malicious code in APKPure app
This holiday season more and more e-commerce site operators will be deploying web app security solutions such as content security policies (CSPs) to protect themselves and their users against cyberattacks, including cross-site scripting (XSS), formjac… Continue reading Web App Security: Don’t Let the Code Injection Grinch Steal Holiday Joy
The shopping cart application contains a PHP object-injection bug. Continue reading WordPress Sites Open to Code Injection Attacks via Welcart e-Commerce Bug
JM Bullion fell victim to a payment-card skimmer, which was in place for five months. Continue reading Texas Gold-Dealer Mined for Payment Details in Months-Long Data Breach
Admins should patch their Citrix ADC and Gateway installs immediately. Continue reading Citrix Bugs Allow Unauthenticated Code Injection, Data Theft
While analyzing real-world systems, memory analysts will often encounter anti-virus (AV) engines, EDRs, and similar products that, at first glance, look suspiciously like malware. This occurs because these security products leverage the same techniques… Continue reading When Anti-Virus Engines Look Like Kernel Rootkits
An analysis found these web frameworks to be the most-targeted by cybercriminals in 2019. Continue reading WordPress, Apache Struts Attract the Most Bug Exploits
It is very common to see cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities in blogging software such as WordPress and Joomla! for injecting their malicious code. In my research, I decided to investigate this further and see what the current threat landscape looks like by researching the most visited blogs in Sweden. Continue reading The cybercrime ecosystem: attacking blogs
Code-injection via third- and fourth-party scripts — as seen with Magecart — is a growing security problem for websites. Continue reading Website, Know Thyself: What Code Are You Serving?
Code injection, also called Remote Code Execution (RCE), occurs when an attacker exploits an input validation flaw in software to introduce and execute malicious code. Code is injected in the language of the targeted application and executed by the ser… Continue reading What is Code Injection and How to Avoid It