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Microsoft Office Zero-Day attack identified

A new vulnerability has been discovered that can allow a malicious document to run arbitrary code on a Windows computer.  Although the obvious attack vector is MS Office documents, Microsoft is describing this as a Windows Operating System vulnerability according to CVE-2022-30190. A Word Document was found to be able to abuse the Microsoft Windows

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Microsoft warns of Kerberos Relay attacks

Microsoft has issued several updates to help Systems Admins protect their networks against Kerberos Relay attacks.  Microsoft have said no security patch will be provided to mitigate this attack vector, so config changes must be made to default Windows Domain Controller on premise installations.  Microsoft explains the vulnerability in a recent blog post: Detecting and

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HTML Phishing on the rise

The popularity of phishing emails using HTML attachments started spiking in 2019, but have continued to be a significant issue in 2022. In just the first 4 months of this year, cybersecurity provider Kaspersky detected almost 2 million malicious emails using HTML attachments, making it one of the most popular forms of attachment used in

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Microsoft patches critical zero-day

Critical remote code execution and elevation of privilege vulnerabilities were among the 75 total vulnerabilities that have been fixed in Microsoft’s May Patch Tuesday this week. These essential patches include fixes for currently exploited zero-day vulnerabilities, one of which is a novel NTLM relay attack, identified as CVE-2022-26925, which affects all versions of Windows. This

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