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Threatpost breaks down the scariest stories of the week ended Oct. 30 haunting the security industry — including bugs that just won’t die. Continue reading Halloween News Wrap: The Election, Hospital Deaths and Other Scary Cyberattack Stories
While Microsoft patched the bug known as CVE-2020-0796 back in March, more than one 100,000 Windows systems are still vulnerable. Continue reading Microsoft’s SMBGhost Flaw Still Haunts 108K Windows Systems
The release of a PoC for the Windows flaw known as “SMBGhost” could set off cyberattack waves, CISA warned. Continue reading SMBGhost RCE Exploit Threatens Corporate Networks
OpenWrt announced a problem in opkg, their super-lightweight package manager. OpenWrt’s target hardware, routers, make for an interesting security challenge. A Linux install that fits in just 4 MB of flash memory is a minor miracle in itself, and many compromises had to be made. In this case, we’re interested …read more
Continue reading This Week in Security: OpenWrt, ZOOM, and Systemd
What’s the difference between a scheduled security update and one that’s out-of-band? In this case, it’s two days. Continue reading Microsoft patches wormable Windows 10 ‘SMBGhost’ flaw
Here we go again: An SMB vulnerability lets hackers access your Windows clients and servers. And there’s no patch (yet).
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