Password-stealing “vulnerability” reported in KeePass – bug or feature?
Is it a vulnerability if someone with control over your account can mess with files that your account is allowed to access anyway?
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Is it a vulnerability if someone with control over your account can mess with files that your account is allowed to access anyway?
We were going to write, “Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more”… but it seems to go without saying these days.
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Four straight-talking tips to improve your online security, whether you’re a LifeLock customer or not.
Tell us in the comments… What’s the REAL reason there was no Windows 9? (No theory too far-fetched!)
By Max Ammann Trail of Bits is publicly disclosing four vulnerabilities that affect wolfSSL: CVE-2022-38152, CVE-2022-38153, CVE-2022-39173, and CVE-2022-42905. The four issues, which have CVSS scores ranging from medium to critical, can all result in a denial of service (DoS). These vulnerabilities have been discovered automatically using the novel protocol fuzzer tlspuffin. This blog post […]
It’s remotely triggerable, but attackers would already have pretty deep network access if they could “prime” your server for compromise.
Stand down from blue alert, it seems… but why not plan your cryptographic agility anyway?
Lots of big issues this week: breaches, encryption, supply chains and patching problems. Listen now! (Full transcript inside.)