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Exim mail server vulnerable to remote command execution

The world’s most popular mail server is vulnerable to a remote command execution flaw Exim is the world’s most popular mail server, with 57% of the mail servers connected to the web running Exim (as of June 2019). The vulnerability reported by Qualys (CVE-2019-10149) affects Exim versions 4.87 to 4.91 inclusive running on several Linux

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Zombieload – a new class of Intel CPU vulnerability

A team including some of the researchers who discovered the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities in AMD and Intel CPU announced a new class of vulnerability affecting Intel CPU which they called Zombieload. Like Spectre and Meltdown, the Zombieload vulnerability exploits weaknesses in the implementation of speculative execution in Intel CPUs.  The different attack names reflect

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Bluekeep – critical Windows vulnerability

Microsoft included a fix for a serious RDP remote code execution vulnerability known as BlueKeep in the May patch Tuesday update. The vulnerability, which has become known as BlueKeep or CVE-2019-0708, remains unpatched on millions of internet connected systems.  It affects all Windows-NT based operating systems ranging from Windows 2000 and Windows XP up to

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Dell SupportAssist remote code execution vulnerability

Dell SupportAssist software prior to 3.2.0.90 contains two critical remote code execution vulnerabilities. Dell has just released a new version of their SupportAssist software which comes pre-installed on most systems to correct CVE-2019-3719. A 17 year old security researcher discovered a weakness in the way the Dell software validated the identity of the dell.com website. This made

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Cybercriminals shift focus from consumers to businesses

Compared to Q1 2018, malware detections in businesses has increased 235% while dropping 24% for consumers. Anti-virus and security firm Malwarebytes reports in their latest Cybercrime Tactics and Techniques report that cybercriminals are following the money and shifting their focus from consumers to businesses that have more valuable assets and possibly the financial resources to

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