CVE-2021-27461
A vulnerability has been found in multiple revisions of Emerson Rosemount X-STREAM Gas Analyzer. The affected webserver applications allow access to stored data that can be obtained by using specially crafted URLs.
Governance & Risk Management , IT Risk Management , Patch Management Qualys Says Vulnerabilities Open the Door to Attacks Akshaya Asokan (asokan_akshaya) • May 6, 2021 Exim, one of the most-used message transfer agents, has issued patches for 21 flaws that could put thousands of users at risk of attacks, researchers at security…
A staggering 97% of organisations faced mobile threats that employed multiple attack vectors last year. Almost a half (46%) had at least one employee download a malicious mobile application. These are the top findings of Check Point’s 2021 Mobile Security Report. The report examines the latest threats targeting enterprise mobile devices and gives an overview…
In a press release, the US Department of Justice declared it had charged a Latvian woman for her part in reportedly creating and deploying the Trickbot malware, which infected millions of devices, targeting schools, healthcare institutions, public utilities, and governments. The agency claims that Alla Witte was part of a criminal organization known as the…
Multiple Flaws Affecting Realtek Wi-Fi SDKs Impact Nearly a Million IoT Devices | IT Security News 17. August 2021 This article has been indexed from The Hacker News Taiwanese chip designer Realtek is warning of four security vulnerabilities in three software development kits (SDKs) accompanying its WiFi modules, which are used in almost 200 IoT devices made…
China-based government hackers have exploited a bug in Microsoft’s email server software to target U.S. organizations, the company said Tuesday. Microsoft said that a “highly skilled and sophisticated” state-sponsored group operating from China has been trying to steal information from a number of American targets, including universities, defence contractors, law firms and infectious-disease researchers. Microsoft…
JBS, the world’s largest beef producer, has confirmed that they paid an $11 million ransom after the REvil ransomware operation initially demanded $22.5 million. On May 31, JBS was forced to shut down some of its food production sites after the REvil ransomware operators breached their network and encrypted some of its North American and Australian IT systems. JBS…