Security Research
Apple released security updates for multiple products today. A total of 49 vulnerabilities were addressed. The exploitation of some of these security flaws could allow an attacker to take control of an affected system. Adobe also released an out-of-band security update for critical arbitrary file deletion vulnerability in Creative Cloud. Critical vulnerabilities in Apple products […]
Read More →Microsoft and its updates are of utmost interest for the security community during the second Tuesday of every month, the Patch Tuesday. However, Microsoft has filled the headlines of the fourth Tuesday too with important information about two critical unpatched zero-days in Microsoft Windows operating systems. A critical advisory has been released by Microsoft, urging […]
Read More →How secure can you code in Java? Every software developer must follow certain standards and practices while coding and writing, secure code is one such practice. Everyone who loves to code must ensure their software is not vulnerable to exploits or being a principal cause of a cyber-attack. Anyone can code, but if […]
Read More →Recent attacks involved the exploitation of security holes in Trend Micro’s enterprise security products. Trend Micro issued a critical security advisory stating that it has observed active attempts of potential attacks against its products. In-the-wild zer0-day exploits CVE-2020-8467 is a critical remote code execution vulnerability in the migration tool component of Trend Micro Apex One […]
Read More →Adobe released a security update for the widely used Acrobat and Reader. This update includes a total of 13 CVEs, 9 of which are known to be critical security fixes for arbitrary code execution vulnerabilities. The exploitation of other vulnerabilities could lead to the disclosure of sensitive information and grant elevated privileges to an attacker. […]
Read More →What is Solaris? Why should you use it? Solaris is a Unix-based operating system developed by Sun Microsystems, which was later acquired by Oracle. Solaris OS is known for its scalability, so it can be used to handle heavy workloads efficiently and has an advanced security capability to automate self-healing (disaster recovery). They also come […]
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