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On April 18, 2023, Google released a new update for Chrome Desktop versions with security updates for actively exploited second Chrome zero-day vulnerability that allows attackers to execute an arbitrary code to take complete control of the system remo…
Cisco this week released patches for critical-severity vulnerabilities impacting its Industrial Network Director and Modeling Labs applications.
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Print management solutions provider PaperCut warns that exploitation of a recently patched vulnerability has commenced.
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The X-Force team at IBM has recently found a new malware family known as “Domino,” made by ITG14, aka FIN7, a notorious group of cyber criminals. ITG23, a Trickbot/Conti gang monitored by X-Force, has been deploying the newly discovered mal…
Following a high-severity zero-day fix, Google has patched another severe zero-day vulnerability in its Chrome…
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An independent security analyst and bug hunter, Nagli (@naglinagli), recently uncovered a critical security vulnerability in ChatGPT that allow attackers to easily exploit the vulnerability and gain complete control of any ChatGPT user’s account. Chat…
Oracle’s April 2023 critical patch update (CPU) includes 433 new security patches, including more than 70 that fix critical vulnerabilities.
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Recent car thefts have involved technology concealed inside outdated Nokia phones and Bluetooth speakers. This brand-new type of car theft is becoming more prevalent in the US. Criminals use tiny gadgets to interface with the car’s control system…
Mention IT security, and most people immediately think of software-based protections against software-based threats: ransomware, viruses, and other forms of malware. But recognition of the importance of hardware security—upon which all software securit…
CISA has added two vulnerabilities to its ‘must patch’ list, including a recently fixed Chrome flaw and a macOS flaw exploited by the DazzleSpy malware.
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