Vulnerabilities

Zero-day vulnerabilities meet social engineering to create fast exploits leaving patching to play catch-up constantly.

How to deal with whitespace obfuscation and what to be aware of.

Vulnerability tracked as CVE-2021-3156 in Sudo, could allow unprivileged local users to gain root privileges on a vulnerable host

Crutch is a newly discovered backdoor from Turla advanced persistent threat (APT), a Russian-linked threat actor, used in a recent cyberattack against an country’s...

Check Point researchers unveiled the identity of two authors responsible for zero-day attacks on Windows using a novel technique that allows them to recognize...

In December 2020, Unit 42 researchers at Palo Alto Networks discovered a class of AWS application programming interfaces (APIs) that can be abused to enumerate...

A CVE, meaning Common Vulnerabilities and Exposure, is a publicly reported vulnerability in software products. Vulnerabilities are assigned CVE IDs to ensure...

A critical stack-based buffer overflow vulnerability was discovered in SonicWall Network Security Appliance (NSA) VPN. In this article, we will address the...

China is considered a world leader in cybercrime. It is amongst “the most hacker-active countries” in terms of intensity of outgoing attack traffic, “often...

Zerologon is the name of an elevation of privilege vulnerability in which an attacker establishes a vulnerable Netlogon secure channel connection to a Domain...