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Microsoft Patches Linux Cluster Bug

The Microsoft Security Response Centre released a blog post this week about a Service Fabric (SF) Linux Cluster vulnerability. This bug has been identified on both Linux and Windows operating systems, however Microsoft claims only Linux is vulnerable to attack. This vulnerability was published as CVE-2022-30137 by Microsoft earlier this month.  Azure Service Fabric is a distributed systems

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Cisco Small Business Routers Vulnerable to Attack

A zero-day vulnerability with a critical 9.8/10 severity rating has been identified in four Cisco Small Business RV Series Routers. These vulnerable products are RV110W Wireless-N VPN Firewall, RV130 VPN Router, RV130W Wireless-N Multifunction VPN Router, and RV215W Wireless-N VPN Router. These routers are listed as end-of-life products, and so Cisco have stated that they

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Critical Atlassian Confluence Vulnerability Exploited

Atlassian are warning customers of a critical remote code execution vulnerability in their Confluence collaboration server which affects on-premises installations of Confluence Server and Data Center editions.   Tracked as CVE-2022-26134, the flaw was identified by Volexity at the start of this month and it impacts Confluence Server 7.18.0 and Confluence Server and Data Center 7.4.0.

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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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