Month: November 2021
Continuous patching Microsoft, tons of zero-days for one month and other “mistakes”
Month of non-stop Microsoft fixes and even if you install everything, you still remain vulnerable (PrintNightmare is a real nightmare). There were also many zero-days that everyone was so used […]
Emotet come back, vulnerable PyPi packets and APT activity
Fighting well-known malware is an endless activity. This fall is not the first case of infection of packages that are actively used in the development of various software. Have you […]
Vulners got all exploits from GitHub
Vulners released new robot to search exploits/PoC in open-source projects on the GitHub. Enrich your vulnerability systems with new data and set up new correlation. Maybe your previous vulnerabilities will […]
Microsoft patch, zero-days and few attacks
The highlight of the past week is Microsoft’s monthly patch. Also, take a look at the new miners for docker and malware for macOS. Vulnerabilities: Miscrorosft patch, BusyBox and Palo […]
Several critical vulnerabilities, $$$ for hacker info and new attack vectors
There hasn’t been much news over the past week, but we’ve collected the brightest. Several critical vulnerabilities and a couple of news. Noteworthy – updates of cool tools like impacket, […]
Lucky month for law enforcement, patching vulnerabilities and fighting malware
There is a lot of news this month about large-scale investigations by law enforcement agencies and other good guys. The release of decryptors undermines the ransomware business and is an […]