Security Vulnerability Puts Linux Kernel at Risk
A security vulnerability in the Linux kernel could allow external attackers to escalate privileges and execute malicious code.
RSA Key Insecurity Places Business Data at Risk
Researchers found that TPM chipsets manufactured by Infineon create weak RSA key information, which could enable fraudsters to compromise corporate data.
Severe WPA2 Vulnerability Compromises Wi-Fi Security
A Belgian security researcher unearthed a massive WPA2 vulnerability that affects virtually all devices that connect to Wi-Fi networks.
Thermal Security Camera Flaws Could Let Cybercriminals Launch Remote Attacks
Cybercriminals could launch remote attacks through thermal security camera vulnerabilities. The flaw, first found in FLIR, could also expose other systems.
Risky Routers? New Malware Attacks Leverage Popular Hardware by Proxy
New malware attacks are using popular router hardware to carry out proxy-based credential stuffing. Admins should regularly install firmware updates.
Little-Known PDF Flaw Creates Crashing Concerns
A little-known PDF flaw in a parsing library that was originally discovered six years ago is also present in many contemporary and popular file viewers.
ROPEMAKER Exploit Could Allow Fraudsters to Alter Emails Post-Delivery
A new vulnerability called ROPEMAKER could enable threat actors to replace a benign URL with a malicious one after an email has already been sent.
Git Vulnerabilities Found in Version Control Systems
Three popular version control systems were found to contain vulnerabilities that could enable threat actors to steal source code.
August Android Security Bulletin Patches Critical Vulnerabilities
The August Android Security Bulletin has been published, and it enumerates over 40 security risks that Google recently fixed in the Android OS.
Controller Area Network (CAN) Vulnerability Puts Vehicles at Risk
A Controller Area Network (CAN) Bus standard vulnerability could impact the security of connected automobiles and other products.