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Microsoft has released their latest wave of updates in the August 2018 Patch Tuesday addressing some serious vulnerabilities. Among them are issues related to the remote code execution and weaknesses exploited by popular viruses and Trojans to gain ent… Continue reading CVE-2018-8414, CVE-2018-8373 Fixed in August 2018 Patch Tuesday
Microsoft has released lots of fixes for the latest versions of Windows 10. More particularly, the company has released Windows 10 build 17134.191 for Windows 10 version 1803 also known as the April 2018 Update, and Build 16299.579 for Windows…Read m… Continue reading KB4340917, KB4338817 Fix All Sorts of Issues in Windows 10
An extra three years of patches are being offered to in-cloud users. Continue reading Microsoft offers extended support for Windows, SQL 2008—but with a catch
The recent rise of Spectre vulnerabilities that allows malicious code to hijack sensitive data is being addressed in the latest version Google Chrome. The latest security blog from the browser’s blog gives insight on Chrome’s ability to mit… Continue reading Google Chrome Mitigates Spectre Vulnerability Via Site Isolation
Apple announced that they are going to fix the iPhone bypass that is used by the FBI and other government agencies in investigations. It has been known to exist for quite some time however the company was hesitant to remove…Read more
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I can’t find information about the frequency of signature updates for Snort. I mean the free version (not Sourcefire NGIPS). Does anybody know it?
Continue reading What is the frequency of signature updates for Snort (free version)? [on hold]
Forthcoming versions of the Google Chrome browser will block the installation of extensions outside of the Chrome Web Store. This was announced by the company in an official blog post yesterday. The step is being made in order to protect…Read more
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Apple updates, and longer-term developments for iOS and Android.
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I recently read an answer on this stackexchange that informed me that, if a person knows my IP, it can try to hack into my router and change the DNS in order to perform a MITM attack.
Now, this is coherent with what I have s… Continue reading About router vulnerabilities that could lead to MITM attacks
For example, if I install Ubuntu in Dubai or in Saudi Arabia, I’ll probably get a local mirror. Is there a way I can make sure that the ubuntu packages I get when I do apt-get update are the ‘real’ ones?
Continue reading Can I trust a ubuntu repo mirror in a less ‘free’ country?