Airlock Digital, a global provider of application control and allowlisting solutions, today announced that it has completed ...

WordPress 6.9.5 and 7.0.2 fix wp2shell, a core REST API bug chaining route confusion and … ...

Heads up, Microsoft users! It’s time to update your devices with the latest security updates, as Microsoft rolled out its Patch Tuesday update bundle for July 2024. This month’s update is huge, as it ...

Testing for a CORS misconfiguration vulnerability comes down to one move. Send a request with an untrusted Origin header at a sensitive, authenticated endpoint. Then check whether the server reflects ...

Google has rewritten the default rate-limiting schedule behind Android’s lockscreen. Its mechanics are worth understanding if you test, forensically image, or manage fleets of Android devices. The new ...

Most security professionals understand conceptually how a VPN works, but the specifics matter when you’re evaluating whether a VPN fits a particular threat model. They also matter when you’re ...

Steam users must scan their systems for possible malware infection as the service warns users of a malicious game. As disclosed, Steam caught a new game “PirateFi” delivering malware to the players’ ...

A new Linux malware has recently caught the attention of security researchers. Identified as “Plague,” this malware is more specifically a Linux backdoor that remained undetected for almost a year.

Paradigm Shift, a security research group, has published working proof-of-concept code for the usbliter8 exploit, which achieves arbitrary code execution inside Apple’s SecureROM on A12 and A13 chips.

Check Point has confirmed active attacks on a critical SmartConsole authentication bypass. The flaw sits in its Security Management and Multi-Domain Management servers. A working proof-of-concept is ...

To understand how ransomware works at the cryptographic level, start with a constraint: no single cipher can do everything. AES-256 or ChaCha20 encrypts the actual files. These are fast symmetric ...

Researchers discovered a malware campaign targeting F5 BIG-IP appliances that could remain hidden for years. The threat actors behind the malware aim to steal data while evading detection, which can ...