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Google Chrome Update Patches 17 Vulnerabilities

A new version of the Chrome desktop app has been released to the Chrome Stable Channel available for all platforms. Chrome version 109.0.5414.74 on Linux, 109.0.5414.74/.75 on Windows, and 109.0.5414.87 on Mac contain new Chrome 109 features, as well as security patches for 17 vulnerabilities, two of which are high severity flaws.   CVE-2023-0128 is a […]

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Preparing for the Cyber Security Threats of 2023

The cyber security challenges faced by organisations last year can give hints towards the way cyber crime is evolving this year. Ransomware has established itself as a constant threat, and is now available on demand through ransomware-as-a-service models, phishing events have increased, with more sophisticated landing pages, and widespread flaws such as Log4j continue to

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First Microsoft Patch Tuesday of 2023 Fixes Zero-Day

This week was the first Microsoft Patch Tuesday of 2023, where a total of 98 different vulnerabilities have been patched, including an actively exploited zero-day flaw. This update addresses twice the number of vulnerabilities as the December 2022 Patch Tuesday, which saw fixes for 49 vulnerabilities and 2 zero-day flaws.   Eleven of the vulnerabilities patched

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Windows Error Reporting Tool Abused to Load Malware

A legitimate Windows executable is being abused by malicious actors to stealthily infect devices with malware without raising any alarms. The Windows Error Reporting tool WerFault.exe can be exploited to load malware onto a system using a DLL sideloading technique in an attack K7 Security Labs have published an analysis for last week. This legitimate

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High Severity Vulnerability in ManageEngine Products

A high severity SQL injection vulnerability has been patched in recent updates for Zoho ManageEngine products Password Manager Pro, PAM360, and Access Manager Plus. The software provider released a security advisory for this vulnerability where they advised customers of all three affected products to upgrade to the latest versions immediately due to the severity of

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Critical Vulnerability in Synology Router VPN Servers

A recently discovered vulnerability in Synology routers configured to run as VPN servers has been given a critical severity rating and the maximum CVSS score of 10/10. Synology is a global data management and security company specialising in network attached storage (NAS) and storage area network (SAN) devices. Synology Router Manager (SRM) is the operating

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Android Update Patches Critical Vulnerabilities

A security update for December has been released by Google for Android that addresses 4 critical severity vulnerabilities. An additional 16 critical flaws have been patched in a Pixel update that has been released for Google Pixel devices. These 16 additional vulnerabilities patched are elevation of privilege flaws found in Pixel firmware, and LDFW, TF-A,

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Endpoint Detection Systems Used as Data Wipers

Endpoint detection and response (EDR) systems, and antivirus (AV) software, are used to increase the cybersecurity of a device. However, these security software solutions are now able to be exploited for their data deletion capabilities, effectively turning them into data wipers. Security researcher Or Yair at SafeBreach Labs discovered this capability alongside multiple zero-day vulnerabilities

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