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Windows UAC Bypass Method Discovered Via DLL Hijacking And Mock Folders

August 3, 2020August 2, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 172 Views 0 Comments bypass, DLL, DLL hijack, DLL hijacking, exploit, hacking windows, hacking windows 10, Microsoft Windows, mock directory, mock folder, security bypass, User Account Control, vulnerability, Windows, Windows 10, Windows 10 UAC, Windows 10 UAC bypass, Windows 10 User Account Control, windows defender, windows exploit, Windows UAC, Windows UAC bypass, Windows User Account Control, windows10

A researcher has come up with a Windows UAC bypass method that allows malicious apps to evade security checks. This

KDE archive tool vulnerability

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Serious Vulnerability In KDE Archive Tool Could Allow Linux Account Takeovers

August 3, 2020August 2, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 188 Views 0 Comments archived files, Ark archive tool, bug, flaw, KDE, KDE archive tool, Linux, Linux distributions, linux security, path traversal, remote code execution, vulnerability

A serious vulnerability existed in the KDE Archive Tool primarily meant for Linux. Exploiting this flaw could let an attacker

Utilities VPNs vulnerabilities

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Critical Utilities VPNs Vulnerabilities Pose Threat To Organizations

August 3, 2020August 2, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 234 Views 0 Comments Bugs, Covid-19, Covid-19 pandemic, cybersecurity during COVID-19, flaw, gas, gas station hacked, Oil, remote code, remote code execution, stack overflow, Utilities VPN, utility, vpn, vulnerabilities, vulnerability, water

Researchers found numerous critical vulnerabilities in Utilities VPNs. Exploiting these vulnerabilities could not only risk the OT networks of industries

Boothole vulnerability

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BootHole Vulnerability In Secure Boot Affects Windows and Linux Devices

August 3, 2020August 2, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 353 Views 0 Comments BootHole vulnerability, bootloader vulnerability, bootloaders, bug, flaw, GRUB2 bootloader, hacking windows, Linux, Linux distributions, Linux Distro, Linux kernel, linux security, microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Secure Boot, Secure Boot standard, Secure Boot vulnerability, security bypass, signature verification, vulnerability, Windows, windows update

Heads up all Windows and Linux users! A serious vulnerability potentially exposes your device to cyber attacks. Dubbed BootHole, the

Dell iDRAC controller vulnerability

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Dell EMC Patched High-Severity Vulnerability In iDRAC Controller

August 3, 2020August 2, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 297 Views 0 Comments bug, dell, DELL iDRAC Controller, DELL vulnerability, flaw, iDRAC Controller vulnerability, path traversal, server, vulnerability

A serious vulnerability existed in the DELL EMC iDRAC Controller. Exploiting the bug could allow unauthorized access to a remote

Magento vulnerabilities

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Adobe Addressed Multiple Security Vulnerabilities In Magento

August 3, 2020August 2, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 248 Views 0 Comments adobe, Adobe critical vulnerability, Adobe Magento, Adobe patch, Adobe update, Adobe vulnerability, arbitrary code execution, bug, cross-site scripting, flaw, flaws, magento, Magento Commerce 2, Magento Open Source 2, Magento vulnerability, path traversal, vulnerabilities, vulnerability, xss, xss flaw, XSS vulnerability

Adobe has recently released patches for multiple security vulnerabilities affecting its e-commerce platform Magento. As revealed via Adobe’s advisory, these

wpDiscuz WordPress Plugin vulnerability

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Critical Security Vulnerability Existed in wpDiscuz WordPress Plugin

August 3, 2020August 2, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 263 Views 0 Comments arbitrary code execution, arbitrary commands, arbitrary file upload, bug, flaw, hacking wordpress, malicious javascript, plugin, Plugins, remote code execution, remote command execution, security bypass, security fix, Security Flaw, vulnerability, vulnerable WordPress plugin, wordpress, wordpress exploit, wordpress hacks, WordPress plugin, wordpress Plugins, WordPress vulnerability, WordPress website

Once again, a critical security flaw in a WordPress plugin posed a threat to thousands of websites. This time, the

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Disgruntled Researcher Drops Two Tor (0Days?) Vulnerabilities – Promises More Soon!

August 2, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 606 Views 0 Comments browser, browser vulnerability, exploiting tor, tor, tor browser, TOR browser zero day, TOR bug, tor project, Tor users, TOR vulnerability, vulnerability, Zero Day, Zero-Day Flaw

An angry researcher has dropped two Tor vulnerabilities (he calls them 0day) for similar reasons. He also pledges to drop

Cisco Data Center Network Manager bugs

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Cisco Addressed Multiple Bugs In Data Center Network Manager

August 2, 2020August 2, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 176 Views 0 Comments arbitrary code execution, arbitrary commands, authentication, authentication bypass, bug, cisco, Cisco critical vulnerability, Cisco Data Center Network Manager, Cisco DCNM, cisco patches, Cisco SD-WAN vManage Software, command injection, cross-site scripting, Data Center Network Manager, flaw, information disclosure, path traversal, Remote, remote attacks, remote code, remote code execution, remote command execution, SQL Injection, unauthenticated access, unauthorised remote access cisco, user authentication, vulnerabilities, vulnerability, xss flaw, XSS vulnerability

Cisco recently issued patches for numerous security bugs in the Data Center Network Manager. These include multiple medium and high-severity

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No Limit On Password Attempts Exposed Zoom Private Meetings To Cyber Attacks

August 2, 2020August 2, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 217 Views 0 Comments brute force, brute force attack, brute-force passwords, conferencing app, CSRF, CSRF flaws, CSRF vulnerabilities, flaw, vulnerability, Zoom, Zoom app, Zoom bug, Zoom conferencing app, Zoom Desktop Conferencing app, Zoom flaw, Zoom Meeting, Zoom Meeting ID, Zoom vulnerability, Zoom Web Client

Once again, a Zoom vulnerability has surfaced online that exposed Private Meetings to snoopers. The bug existed because Zoom didn’t

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