Several packs of vulnerabilities from the most important buckets with zero-day vulnerabilities. Many of them are already being exploited in the wild. The news section shows the consequences of not installing important updates on time. If your software is in this digest - update it urgently. Vulnerabilities: Microsoft patch, Google 10th zero-day, Apple patch;Tools: DNSTake, … Continue reading Vulnerability patches and news pack for those who rarely update their software
Tag: zero-day
Build exploits for zero-days and try to test their Confluence
Over the past week, the main zero-day vulnerabilities with unreleased patches from Microsoft, which, as usual, very quickly began to be exploited in the wild. And a couple of demonstrative news about why it is worth fixing vulnerabilities in your networks as quickly as possible. Vulnerabilities: Microsoft unpatched fail with exploit/PoC, Netgear devices, Android and … Continue reading Build exploits for zero-days and try to test their Confluence
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 the Vulners API for WordPress Vulners plugin! And according to tradition - every first Monday of the month publishes a monthly digest on events in … Continue reading Underestimated news of the month in one review + new Vulners service
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
Weekly/daily zero-days and ransomware news
This week Apple and Google fixed zero-day vulnerabilities. More information about APTs and ransomware. All this proves once again that vulnerability management process in information security is just as important as the others. Vulnerabilities: Few zero-days from Chrome and Apple, cool Instagram bug and do you use paint?Tools: Event killer, aim to shellcoders, Rustcat (like … Continue reading Weekly/daily zero-days and ransomware news
More malware with new vulnerabilities in the wild in the monthly digest
In the last month, almost every week we wrote about new zero-day vulnerabilities, soon Apple and Chrome are updating almost every day + their vulnerabilities are exploited in the wild. We usually don't write so much about malware, but this month there is too much of it and it is closely related to critical vulnerabilities, … Continue reading More malware with new vulnerabilities in the wild in the monthly digest
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. Not much bright news, but we've gathered the most significant and useful ones! Vulnerabilities: Microsoft monthly patch, pack of critical vulnerabilities in TCP/IP stack, regular … Continue reading New pack of vulnerabilities in TCP/IP stack, malware evolution and consequences of the Pwn2Own
Zero-day: the main topic of this weekly digest
This week is full of news about zero-day vulnerabilities, attacks using them. There were also hacks, talk about data breaches? When an emergency update comes out, you better apply it, because you might already be attacked. Vulnerabilities: Exploit for Spectre + Meltdown, your exchange has been hacked and install the latest updates for Chrome!;Tools: mostly … Continue reading Zero-day: the main topic of this weekly digest
Apple weekly digest with mobile apps
This week, the first computer malware was discovered on the Apple M1, whose creators are quick to adapt. Mobile app developers take their time to update them for their products and zero-day often takes too long to fix. We collected all the main most interesting news of the week with Apple and quite a bit … Continue reading Apple weekly digest with mobile apps