Most Android devices receive security updates for only 2 years from release – yet can remain on sale for much longer than that. Which means it is possible to by a brand new Android phone today that is already too old to receive security updates. When considering which smartphones and tablets to deploy to staff, […]
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A remote code execution vulnerability has been discovered in all version of the Point-to-Point Protocol included on Linux systems for the last 17 years. The vulnerability allows an unauthenticated attacker to send a specially crafted packet to the PPP daemon (pppd), force a buffer overflow and execute arbitrary code. The PPP protocol is used for
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A serious vulnerability, dubbed Ghostcat, has been discovered in Apache Tomcat and criminals are already trying to exploit it. Tomcat is one of the most popular Java application servers, with over 800k active installations visible on the web. According to the researchers who discovered the bug at Chaitin Tech: Due to a flaw in the
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Kr00k is a serious Wi-Fi vulnerability which can trick a device to retransmit the last 32k of encrypted traffic with an encryption key of all zeros. The flaw affects devices using Wi-Fi chips from Broadcom and Cypress including Apple devices, Amazon Echo and Google Nexus devices. The bug can be triggered when a device disconnects
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