Month: April 2021
Typical zero-days and new malware features, what else is required?
All of the vulnerabilities mentioned in the post are critical, some of them zero-day vulnerabilities that need to be urgently updated in their own products. For the second week, our […]
New pack of vulnerabilities in TCP/IP stack, malware evolution and consequences of the Pwn2Own
In addition to the monthly update from Microsoft, a new set of critical vulnerabilities in the TCP/IP stack appeared this week. Also, some researchers are publishing exploits from Pwn2Own competitions. […]
Vulnerability WARNINGS and how long does it take to update?
One of the highlights of the week is the Pwn2Own competition. Participants have hacked many well-known applications. As for the rest of the news: as always, update your Cisco devices […]
Top and unmentioned news of the last month, except for ProxyLogon
A frightening trend of exploits/PoCs for processor vulnerabilities found in 2018 began this month. The good news is that many companies did update their Exchange servers, but the authors of […]