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Final Windows 7 Patches and critical security bug fixed

The last ever Windows 7 Patch Tuesday update also includes a fix to a long standing bug in the Windows cryptographic library (CryptoAPI) which could allow attackers to spoof digital certificates and conduct man-in-the-middle attacks. Microsoft has long warned that January 2020 was the end of support for Windows 7, meaning that this is expected […]

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SQLite remote code execution vulnerability

A remote code execution vulnerability has been discovered in SQLite, dubbed Magellan 2.0 by the research team that discovered it. Tencent’s Blade security research team has published some details of a remote code execution vulnerability that affects all version of SQLite prior to the latest patch issued on 13 December 2019.   SQLite is a widely used

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Citrix users face attack as RCE vulnerability is probed

When Positive Technologies reported a serious flaw in a core element of the Citrix architecture just before Christmas, they predicted up to 80,000 businesses could be at risk. If that vulnerability is exploited, attackers obtain direct access to the company’s local network from the Internet. This attack does not require access to any accounts, and therefore

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Critical vulnerabilities affect Cisco WAN VPN Routers and Small Business Switches

Remote access attacks allow authentication bypass and remote code execution Cisco has just released urgent patches for their RV320 and RV325 WAN VPN routers.  The patches resolve two critical vulnerabilities in the router’s firmware: CVE-2019-1653 – allows a remote attacker to get sensitive device configuration details without a password (including the hashed passwords for all

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