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Another Chrome zero-day exploit – so get that update done!
It’s déjà vu all over again! New month, new Chrome zero-day bug being exploited in the wild.
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A Critical Software Bug Turns an Airplane to the Wrong Way – Turned Right Instead of Left
Recently, security researchers have discovered a very distinct software bug that is marked as a very critical software bug, as it turns an airplane in the wrong way. Nav Canada firstly identified this bug in 2017 on a Bombardier CRJ-200, which makes the aircraft to switch to the wrong way, in short, this bug turns […]
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Researchers Exploit Almost Every Anti-Virus Software & Turn Them Into Self Destructive Tools
Researchers uncovered a simple flaw that existed in nearly 28 Antivirus software that allows malware authors to exploit the system and disable the Antivirus software also turn them into self-destructive…
Unpatched “VPN Bypass” Vulnerability in Apple iOS Let Blocks VPN to Pass The Encrypted Traffic
A new unpatched “VPN Bypass” vulnerability uncovered in Apple iOS block VPNs to encrypt all the traffic that passes through the device. The bug affected Apple’s iOS version 13.4, and…
Slack fixes account-stealing bug
Slack has fixed a bug that allowed attackers to hijack user accounts by tampering with their HTTP sessions. This post appeared first on Naked Security Blog by Sophos Author: Danny…
Dell fixes privilege elevation bug in support software
Users of Dell SupportAssist should patch their software immediately to fix a software bug that could lead to arbitrary code execution. This post appeared first on Naked Security Blog by…
Is the Y2K bug alive after all?
One way to patch the millennium bug was to move it, rather than actually to fix it… are we looking at Y2.02K? This post appeared first on Naked Security Blog…
Serious Security: The decade-ending “Y2K bug” that wasn’t
We explain why you really need to RTFM. Even if TFM is very long and complicated and you are very experienced. This post appeared first on Naked Security Blog by…