Exchange/Outlook Autodiscover Bug Spills $100K+ Email Passwords
Hundreds of thousands of email credentials, many of which double as Active Directory domain credentials, came through to credential-trapping domains in clear text.
Read MoreHundreds of thousands of email credentials, many of which double as Active Directory domain credentials, came through to credential-trapping domains in clear text.
Read MoreUnauthenticated cyberattackers can also wreak havoc on networking device configurations.
Read MoreOne of the bugs, which affects macOS as well as older versions of iPhones, could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges.
Read MoreCasey Ellis, founder, CTO and chairman of Bugcrowd, discusses a roadmap for lowering risk from cyberattacks most effectively.
Read MoreA high-severity vulnerability could cause system crashes, knocking out sensors, medical equipment and more.
Read MoreA custom “SparrowDoor” backdoor has allowed the attackers to collect data from targets around the globe.
Read MoreThe issue lies in a parental-control function that’s always enabled by default, even if users don’t configure for child security.
Read MoreAll a user needs to do is click on an email attachment, and boom – the code is silently executed without the victim knowing. It affects Big Sur and prior versions of macOS.
Read MoreVMware urged immediate patching of the max-severity, arbitrary file upload flaw in Analytics service, which affects all appliances running default 6.5, 6.7 and 7.0 installs.
Read MoreThe initiative, run by HackerOne, aims to uncover dangerous code repository bugs that end up going viral across the application supply-chain.
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