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, APT-hunter and in the research section of the toolset APT groups. Vulnerabilities: GitHub exploit in the wild, Android patch and Linux kernel;Tools: APT-Hunter V2.0 release, … Continue reading Several critical vulnerabilities, $$$ for hacker info and new attack vectors
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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 them. And the final stage of our digest is the most recent attacks. Vulnerabilities: Microsoft weekly patch, emergency for Apple and Tianfu Cup;Tools: ThreatMapper, EDRHunt … Continue reading Microsoft Monthly Patch, exploit competition and attacks
Open-source Twitter, weekly google patches and other fails
Twitter has become an open source project this week. Check out the cool research from ESET and Kaspersky teams. A typical week in information security. Vulners is helping thousands of users stay away from Twitter this week. Don't be like heroes from our news, install patches and keep an eye on security. Vulnerabilities: Apache, Honeywell … Continue reading Open-source Twitter, weekly google patches and other fails
LAW ENFORCEMENT SUCCESS and One patch: bunch of vulnerabilities
Recently, the number of vulnerabilities that come out in a single patch and the frequency of updates have been going up a lot. On the one hand it is great that vendors fix vulnerabilities fast enough, but on the other hand it is frightening to see more of them. Stay on the latest with Vulners! … Continue reading LAW ENFORCEMENT SUCCESS and One patch: bunch of vulnerabilities
Non-hype vulnerabilities and news in Vulners monthly review
Microsoft in our weekly digests of this month. Traditionally, it was collected underestimated and unmentioned vulnerabilities with the news of the past month. There will be vulnerabilities in Kindle and Trend Micro, and news about hackers in white hat and new trends in attacking guys.*All information was harvested by the author's hands via Vulners DB … Continue reading Non-hype vulnerabilities and news in Vulners monthly review
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 vendors are determined, after all, it's not for nothing that they miss the pack of startups in recent months. Vulnerabilities: Gaming devices, Apple exploit, TOP … Continue reading Keep in save your devices, patch critical systems and stay on the latest
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 than Vulnerabilities. In the Research section you will traditionally find the most useful stuff that the author couldn't pass by. Content: Vulnerabilities: Microsoft patch and … Continue reading Second Tuesday patches and several attacks in weekly news
Non-typically problems with PLCs and ransomware never gets bored
A couple of years ago, vulnerabilities in medical equipment were fantastic and incomprehensible. Over the past year, there has been a trend towards the exploitation of such equipment by ransomware. Accordingly, it is worth paying more attention to critical industrial systems and equipment, which are rarely updated by default.Create your own automation vulnerability management process … Continue reading Non-typically problems with PLCs and ransomware never gets bored
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 vulnerabilities, so you can protect yourself (or not) from ransomware.Even though the most dangerous of ransomware gangs are out, most of them continue to evolve … Continue reading Weekly Digest: How many patches does it take to fix one vulnerability? And for more?
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 to vulnerabilities, there were several high-profile hacks and news about ransomware + some APT for our monthly digest. Vulnerabilities: Microsoft, IOT, Nvidia, Atlassian, Western Digital … Continue reading Monthly red digest with red vulnerabilities and incidents