Pats Itself on the Back. The June patch set from Intel brings its vulnerabilities total to 132 for the first six months of 2021, with 70 percent of those having been discovered and mitigated before they were publicly disclosed, Bryant said. Quiet, nonpublic discovery and mitigation is a nice turnaround for Intel, Bryant said.
Cybercrime , Endpoint Security , Fraud Management & Cybercrime On-Premises Software Patched, SaaS to Come Online Again Jeremy Kirk (jeremy_kirk) • July 12, 2021 Kaseya Executive Vice President Mike Sanders (Source: Kaseya) Miami-based software company Kaseya released patches on Sunday for its monitoring and management software that was exploited by a ransomware group….
A security vulnerability in popular messaging app WhatsApp’s image filter function discovered by Check Point Research could have exploited more than two billion users worldwide if left unpatched. It is estimated more than 55 billion messages are being sent daily over WhatsApp, with 4.5 billion photos and one billion videos shared per day. Check Point Research recommends…
Android users’ privacy at risk as Check Point Research identifies vulnerability on Qualcomm’s mobile station modems | IT Security News Sponsors Endpoint Cybersecurity www.endpoint-cybersecurity.com – Consulting in building your security products– Employee awareness training– Security tests for applications and pentesting… and more. Daily Summary Categories CategoriesSelect Category(ISC)2 Blog (323)(ISC)2 Blog infosec (13)(ISC)² Blog (351)2020-12-08 – Files for an…
Cyber-security firm Cybereason’s ‘DeadRinger’ research has highlighted attack trends emanating from China that leverage third-party service providers to compromise multiple targets. Meanwhile in the UK, cyber-security managers admit to facing increased threats. Cybereason has revealed its discovery of several previously unidentified cyber-attack campaigns infiltrating major telecommunications providers across Southeast Asia. In the report, titled ‘DeadRinger:…
BEIJING: Didi Global’s shares fell more than 10 per cent in New York on Friday (Jul 2) after China’s cyberspace agency said it had launched an investigation into the ride-hailing giant to protect national security and the public interest. The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said on its website that Didi was not allowed to register…
21 nails in Exim mail server: Vulnerabilities enable ‘full remote unauthenticated code execution’, millions of servers at risk | IT Security News 5. May 2021 Nearly 4 million to be exact, say researchers Researchers at security biz Qualys discovered 21 vulnerabilities in Exim, a popular mail server, which can be chained to obtain “a full…
