CVE-2021-1572
CVE-2021-1572
Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities Can Be Exploited to Bypass Spectre Mitigations | IT Security News 30. March 2021 Recent Linux kernel updates include patches for a couple of vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker to bypass mitigations designed to protect devices against Spectre attacks. read more Like this: Like Loading… Related Tags: SecurityWeek RSS Feed Sponsors…
Cybercrime , Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Fraud Risk Management Darknet Market Only Accepts Monero, Promotes Malware and Botnets, Bans Ransomware Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • August 12, 2021 The new AlphaBay darknet market’s homepage (Source: Elliptic) The notorious AlphaBay darknet marketplace appears to be getting rebooted. See Also: Live Webinar | Password…
Reports came out this week that T-Mobile had suffered a data breach. T-Mobile claims that the leak has been sealed. They deserve credit for responding quickly, but for some the damage may already be done. The data itself may not pose a direct risk to anyone, but the more information cybercriminals can obtain and correlate,…
A new Unc0ver jailbreak tool works on almost every iPhone, including the iPhone 12. It is based on the same vulnerability Apple said may have been been actively exploited by hackers. The approach works on iPhones running iOS 11 through to iOS 14.3, as Apple patched the flaws in iOS 14.4… TechCrunch reports: In a…
The Lactalis Group, one of the world’s largest food products groups, said it was hit by a cyberattack during which the intruders gained access to some of its computer systems. “The Lactalis Group has detected an intrusion on part of its computer network. We immediately took steps to contain this attack and have notified the…
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