Several high-profile vulnerabilities in Windows and Apple were fixed this week. Epic confusion/substitution attacks and an interesting vulnerability with secret chats in Telegram. We've picked up the top news from the past week. Vulnerabilities: releases from Microsoft and Apple + Telegram vulnerabilities;Tools: Adversary testing;News: Hacker poisoned water in an American city, amazing research, bad luck … Continue reading Сouple of massive updates, several f**k-ups with loud vulnerabilities and attacks
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Uncommon but enlightening vulnerabilities with Microsoft and more
Not as many critical vulnerabilities as last week. This time it's mostly cool and non-standard vulnerabilities that are important to know about. For example, the KindleDrip attack shows a new way to exploit vulnerabilities. Or another vulnerability is that your kids could be little bug hunters. Vulnerabilities: No zero-days, DNSpooq, kids and bughunting;Tools: POCs and … Continue reading Uncommon but enlightening vulnerabilities with Microsoft and more
Lots of zero-day vulnerabilities, and how’s your start of the year?
There is one or more zero-day in each vulnerability section. Intel takes care of the threat from ransomware, the attacker gained access to Microsoft accounts, and, as usual, a little bit about the most interesting new malware with the highest impact. Vulnerabilities: Mostly zero-days;Tools: Outlook research + new tool, OSINT, web testing and defense evasion;News: … Continue reading Lots of zero-day vulnerabilities, and how’s your start of the year?
Hardcoded account in Zyxel, whatsapp user’s data → facebook and news about Julian Assange
At the beginning of the year there is not much news, but we were able to collect a digest with the loudest and coolest news. Vulnerabilities: Zyxel fail, cool bug in Google docs and new side-channel attack, + it's recommended to patch Nvidia drivers;Tools: Offensive staff only;News: Julian Assange, whatsapp transfers your data directly to … Continue reading Hardcoded account in Zyxel, whatsapp user’s data → facebook and news about Julian Assange
Digest without zero-day, with malware and Tesla news
There are no zero-day vulnerabilities or new headliners in this digest. But there are new tool updates and different news + research. Vulnerabilities: No zero-day, only emergency update for Drupal and cPanel, couple exploits for routers;Tools: Update powerfull intellegence tool and others;News: Tesla hacked! Next story about Sopra Steria and malware actions. Baidu was deleted … Continue reading Digest without zero-day, with malware and Tesla news
Zero-Day Vulnerability Month, new Vulners events and malware
There are many zero-day vulnerabilities this month that were only recently patched. Most helpful tools and news. We also decided to add a section on what's new for Vulners this month. Vulners events: Our strongest vulnerability database, which is convenient to work with, is regularly updated and gets better;Vulnerabilities: Google is updating its zero-days non-stop, … Continue reading Zero-Day Vulnerability Month, new Vulners events and malware
Digest with vulnerabilities, emergency updates and attack subjects
Zero-day vulnerabilities are not diminishing, and those that are already actively used in attacking actions. Quick release update - great! A lot of updates is not great! Vulnerabilities: Apple critical update, zero-day from Google, FireEye reports and etc;Tools: Promising tools that surprise with their growth;News: Twitter bot, some attacks and hacker cup;Research: Useful staff for … Continue reading Digest with vulnerabilities, emergency updates and attack subjects
Bug Parade with all headliners, zero-days and malware news
Recently, there has been a lot of news about ransomware and their types. Nvidia and google chrome began to release updates more often. Vulnerabilities: Nvidia, Google Chrome and cool report from NSA;Tools: New PlumHound module (BlueHound), tool for SOC analysts and etc.;News: Malware, attacks and games;Research: Have you ever heard about Flare-On? It was attached … Continue reading Bug Parade with all headliners, zero-days and malware news
Second Tuesday patch, another victim of the ransomware and a friendly reaction of CERT teams to counter Emotet
ICS attacks, little known to the general public, are perhaps the most devastating in terms of potential negative consequences. New Bluetooth vulnerability and cool malware news. Vulnerabilities: Not an interesting microsoft patch (yet), ICS and bluetooth;Tools: Traditionally;News: Malware activity and CERT alert;Research: Mainly for Windows enthusiasts. Feedback -> here Vulnerabilities Microsoft released another September security … Continue reading Second Tuesday patch, another victim of the ransomware and a friendly reaction of CERT teams to counter Emotet
Vulners weekly digest #10
Default 4 sections:VulnerabilitiesToolsNewsThreat hunting and malware research Vulnerabilities Apple has released updates to fix a CVE-2020-9859 that was used to jailbreak an iPhone with iOS 13.5. The vulnerability affects the iOS kernel and can allow an application to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges. https://vulners.com/apple/APPLE:HT211214 CVE-2020-2883 in the Oracle WebLogic Server product of Oracle Fusion … Continue reading Vulners weekly digest #10