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In-depth CVE write-ups, vulnerability analysis, and security intelligence from the SecPod Research team.
Google discloses zero-day Vulnerability in Windows kernel
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Google discloses zero-day Vulnerability in Windows kernel
Google discloses a Windows zero-day vulnerability in the Windows kernel. That is currently in exploitation in the wild by Black Hats. This was disclosing after Microsoft failed to release a patch within the 7-day deadline. Also, a reliable vulnerability management tool can prevent these issues.
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Ransomware continues to be popular among cyber criminals. According to a CNN report, cyber criminals collected over $209 million in the first three months of 2016. Ransomware exploits vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and social engineering.
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Adobe Security Updates for September 2016
Adobe has released three security updates for Adobe AIR SDK & Compiler (APSB16-31), Adobe Flash Player (APSB16-29), and Adobe Digital Editions (APSB16-28) which covers a total of 35 CVEs . The security update resolves a critical vulnerability for Adobe Flash Player and for AIR it resolves a remote s...
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Patch Tuesday: Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary For September 2016
Microsoft Microsoft Patch Tuesday September 2016 brings 14 Security Bulletins addressing a total of 50 vulnerabilities. Seven Security Bulletins are rated as Critical and Seven are rated as Important. A vulnerability management solution can help deal with these vulnerabilities.
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OpenSSH Crypt CPU Consumption
OpenSSH is a free suite of connectivity tools, aka OpenBSD Secure Shell, which provides secure encryption for remote login and file transfer between two hosts over a network. A Vulnerability Management tool can resolve the attacks on OpenSSH Vulnerabilities (CVE-2016-6515).
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Defeat CryptoLocker Ransomware: Make sure your Data is not taken Hostage
One of the major and serious threats on the internet today is malicious software, often called Malware. Malware, a short form of malicious software, is any software that disrupts computer operations, gathers sensitive information, gains access to private computer systems, or displays irrelevant adve...
