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Acer Vulnerability Disables Secure Boot Settings

A high-severity vulnerability that could allow changes to the Secure Boot settings on laptop devices has been identified on multiple models of Acer Notebooks. The affected models are Acer Aspire A315-22, A115-21, and A315-22G, and Extensa EX215-21 and EX215-21G. This vulnerability has been identified by an ESET malware researcher and is being fixed by Acer […]

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Exploited Chromium Vulnerability in Chrome and Edge

Google Chrome has released an emergency update to patch a critical severity vulnerability present in the Chrome desktop app. Microsoft have also alerted customers that the chromium-based browser Microsoft Edge also contains this vulnerability in both Windows and Mac versions of the desktop app. This has been given a high severity rating by Google and

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Critical Severity Vulnerabilities in Atlassian Products

Two critical severity vulnerabilities have been identified in Atlassian products Crowd, and Bitbucket Server and Data Center. Security advisories were released by Atlassian for each product detailing the severity, affected versions, and mitigation steps. The Atlassian Crowd Server and Data Center vulnerability affects all versions released after Crowd 3.0.0, however version 3.0.0 itself is an

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Mozilla Firefox Fix 19 Vulnerabilities

A Mozilla Foundation Security Advisory was released yesterday detailing the security vulnerabilities that have been fixed in the latest Firefox update. Firefox 107 contains security fixes to 8 high severity vulnerabilities that impact previous versions of this product. These include three use-after-free vulnerabilities in InputStream (CVE-2022-45405), JavaScript Realm (CVE-2022-45406), and Garbage Collection (CVE-2022-45409), and a

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Microsoft Patch Six Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

This week was November’s patch Tuesday, where Microsoft issued a security update that resolved 68 different vulnerabilities, 6 of which were actively exploited zero-day flaws. A total of 11 vulnerabilities that have been patched this week have been given a critical severity rating, due to a possible exploit leading to elevation of privileges, spoofing, or

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OpenSSL High Severity Vulnerabilities Patched

Two new high severity vulnerabilities have been identified in the OpenSSL Software Foundation cryptographic library version 3.0.0. This open-source library is used to encrypt HTTPS connections and other communication channels, so has been relied upon by many as a security measure. These new vulnerabilities could cause denial of service or possible remote code execution to

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