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The Internet of Things Security Foundation (IoTSF), an effort aimed at improving the security of IoT, has launched an online platform designed to make the reporting of vulnerabilities in IoT devices easier. read more Source: Security Week IoT Security Foundation Launches Vulnerability Reporting Platform
Continue ReadingThe memory-corruption vulnerability exists in the browser’s FreeType font rendering library. Source: Threatpost.com Google Patches Actively-Exploited Zero-Day Bug in Chrome Browser
Continue ReadingA Chrome 86 update released by Google on Tuesday patches several high-severity vulnerabilities, including a zero-day that has been exploited in the wild. read more Source: Security Week Chrome Update Patches Actively Exploited FreeType Vulnerability
Continue ReadingThe U.S. National Security Agency this week released an advisory containing information on 25 vulnerabilities that are being actively exploited or targeted by Chinese state-sponsored threat actors. read more Source: Security Week NSA Lists 25 Vulnerabilities Currently Targeted by Chinese State-Sponsored Hackers
Continue ReadingChinese state-sponsored hackers are targeting a Cisco Discovery Protocol vulnerability that was disclosed earlier this year, the networking giant and the U.S. National Security Agency revealed on Tuesday. read more Source: Security Week Chinese Hackers Target Cisco Discovery Protocol Vulnerability
Continue ReadingThe out-of-band patches follow a lighter-than-usual Patch Tuesday update earlier this month. Source: Threatpost.com Adobe Fixes 16 Critical Code-Execution Bugs Across Portfolio
Continue ReadingAdobe on Tuesday announced that it has released security updates for 10 of its products, patching a total of 20 vulnerabilities. read more Source: Security Week Adobe Releases Security Updates for 10 Products
Continue ReadingAmazon, Apple, Netflix, Facebook and WhatsApp are top brands leveraged by cybercriminals in phishing and fraud attacks – including a recent strike on a half-million Facebook users. Source: Threatpost.com Facebook: A Top Launching Pad For Phishing Attacks
Continue ReadingA set of address-spoofing bugs affect users of six different types of mobile browsers, with some remaining unpatched. Source: Threatpost.com Mobile Browser Bugs Open Safari, Opera Users to Malware
Continue ReadingThe company already patched an API flaw that allowed a security researcher to use the app to find the real identity of drivers using it. Source: Threatpost.com Google’s Waze Can Allow Hackers to Identify and Track Users
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