VMware has issued a critical security advisory for customers using vCenter Server 6.5,6.7 and 7.0 – warning customers that they need to do something about it ‘right now.’ The problem (CVE-2021-22005) is a Remote Code Execution vulnerability with a CVSS score of 9.8. A malicious user with access to network port 443 is able to […]
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Russian Internet firm Yandex has been fighting a DDoS attack all summer, which has reached a peak attack rate of 21.8 million requests per second, powered by a quarter of a million rogue routers that form the Meris botnet. According to security firm Qrator Labs which provides DDoS protection for Yandex, up to 56,000 devices
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The September Patch Tuesday security bundle from Microsoft fixes 60 vulnerabilities including some rated as Critical and a zero-day vulnerability under active attack affecting Microsoft Office. Microsoft Security updates for September Microsoft MSHTML Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2021-40444) was publicised in early September when Microsoft warned Office 365 customers about the vulnerability. The flaw was
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Netgear has published patches for 20 of its managed smart switches to fix three vulnerabilities that can lead to the switch being taken over by an attacker potentially giving them control over your network. With names like Demons Cries, Draconian Fear and Seventh Inferno, the vulnerabilities were addressed in patches released by Netgear on 3rd
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A zero-day Remote Code Execution attack targeting Office 365 and Office 2019 users has prompted Microsoft to issue a security advisory with a workaround to protect your network until a patch is available. According to the security advisory released by Microsoft: Microsoft is investigating reports of a remote code execution vulnerability in MSHTML that affects
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Details have emerged of (another) Exchange Server vulnerability, called ProxyToken, which allows an attacker to reconfigure an Exchange server remotely without needing to know any passwords. Reported by the Zero Day Initiative the vulnerability affects Exchange server versions 2013 through 2019: With this vulnerability, an unauthenticated attacker can perform configuration actions on mailboxes belonging to
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ProxyShell can be exploited to achieve a Remote Code Execution without needing to know any usernames or passwords for the targeted Exchange Server – security vulnerabilities do not come any worse than this. ProxyShell is easier to exploit than the ProxyLogon attacks that hit the headlines earlier this year, prompting CISA to issue their first ever
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Cyber-criminals have been exploiting the Windows PrintNightmare vulnerability to attack networks around the world. PrintNightmare is the name given to a collection of vulnerabilities in the Windows Print Spooler. According to reports from Talos and CrowdStrike, several threat actors have now incorporated the PrintNightmare vulnerabilities into attacks on their victims networks. The PrintNightmare vulnerabilities were
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Cisco and Pulse Secure have both issued security advisories warning of critical Remote Code Execution vulnerabilities that affect some of their VPN servers. Pulse Secure Pulse Secure has shipped a patch to resolve several Remote Code Execution vulnerabilities in its Connect Secure VPN appliances. The August release addresses these issues and the vendor ‘strongly advises’
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35 billion, that’s billion with a B – IoT devices are using flawed hardware and copied reference code that leaves their security vulnerable according to a presentation at this month’s Def Con security conference. Cryptography relies on using random numbers, yet computers are very poor at generating random numbers and so they rely on an
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