Tag: microsoft
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 […]
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 […]
Microsoft Monthly Patch, exploit competition and attacks
The second Tuesday of each month traditionally pleases the user with a Microsoft update. The annual Tianfu Cup was also held in which researchers demonstrate zero-day vulnerabilities with exploits for […]
Keep in save your devices, patch critical systems and stay on the latest
Apparently this month there is a boom in vulnerabilities in various devices. Ransomware continues to be active, improving encryption methods and introducing new techniques in attacks. But even the largest […]
Second Tuesday patches and several attacks in weekly news
The week of the second Tuesday of the month always sees a lot of important updates from various vendors. It’s been a long time since our news section was bigger […]
Underestimated news of the month in one review + new Vulners service
The Vulners team presented a new service Vulners scanner for WordPress (plugin) this month. Everyone who signs up before the end of August will receive a free lifetime license of […]
Old vulnerabilities in new format (unfixable)
There was not much news this week, but all the important ones are in our digest. A couple of updates for the Linux kernel and an old-new vulnerability from Microsoft […]
Weekly Digest: How many patches does it take to fix one vulnerability? And for more?
Microsoft has made several attempts since June, but the author of the mimikatz continues to bypass all the patches. Likewise, other vendors have tried to close a bunch of zero-day […]
Monthly red digest with red vulnerabilities and incidents
Microsoft is the headliner of the outgoing month. Too many too critical vulnerabilities in the last month. Also, other vendors with zero-day and 1-click vulnerabilities are worth noting. In addition […]
Several vendor’s emergency patches, Kubernetes alarms and others
The second week of the month traditionally increases the amount of work for IT services in companies. Lots of zero-day vulnerabilities from several major vendors. Also, malware news. After all, […]