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ZoneAlarm, an internet security software company owned by Israeli cybersecurity firm Check Point Technologies, has suffered a data breach exposing data of its discussion forum users, the company confirmed The Hacker News.
With nearly 100 million downl… Continue reading Hackers Breach ZoneAlarm’s Forum Site — Outdated vBulletin to Blame
After releasing a patch for a critical zero-day remote code execution vulnerability late last month, vBulletin has recently published a new security patch update that addresses 3 more high-severity vulnerabilities in its forum software.
If left unpatc… Continue reading vBulletin Releases Patch Update for New RCE and SQLi Vulnerabilities
If you have an account with the Comodo discussion board and support forums, also known as ITarian Forum, you should change your password immediately.
Cybersecurity company Comodo has become one of the major victims of a recently disclosed vBulletin 0-… Continue reading Comodo Forums Hack Exposes 245,000 Users’ Data — Recent vBulletin 0-day Used
XKCD—one of the most popular webcomic platforms known for its geeky tech humor and other science-laden comic strips on romance, sarcasm, math, and language—has suffered a data breach exposing data of its forum users.
The security breach occurred two m… Continue reading XKCD Forum Hacked – Over 562,000 Users’ Account Details Leaked
A security researcher has publicly disclosed two critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Vanilla Forums, an open source software that powers discussion on over 500,000 websites, which could allow unauthenticated, remote attackers to fully compromise targe… Continue reading 0-Day Flaws in Vanilla Forums Let Remote Attackers Hack Websites
A serious vulnerability has been patched in forum software made by vBulletin that could allow attackers to scan servers hosting the package and possibly execute arbitrary code. Continue reading vBulletin Patches Serious Flaw in Forum Software