A flaw in the Linux sudo command has been exposed that could let unprivileged users perform commands as root. However, this flaw only works in non-standard configurations with most Linux servers having had no impact. Before we get to the susceptibility, it is key to have some rudimentary information on Continue Reading
ClearSky’s security researchers have revealed that the Iranian state-sponsored malicious actor called Charming Kitten used new spear-phishing tactics in a drive noticed in August and September. The attacks are pertinent to a drive Microsoft lately uncovered as aiming a U.S. presidential candidate, government officials, media targets, and leading expat Iranians. The Continue Reading
A company is hit by a ransomware attack every 40 seconds, with an average attack costing businesses a whopping $1,40,000. And in 2017, global ransomware damages reached a staggering $5 billion. Once a buzzword, ransomware has now become a key security threat for companies worldwide. Not only does ransomware paralyze Continue Reading
According to researchers at SafeBreach, a company that focuses on feigning breaches and attacks, HP’s Touchpoint Analytics service is impacted by a possibly grave flaw. HP Touchpoint Analytics is transported with many HP laptop and desktop computers running Windows. The service is intended to assemble nameless analytic information on hardware Continue Reading
A serious flaw in the famous iTerm2 macOS terminal emulator has been discovered by a Mozilla-funded security audit. The audit was carried out by Radically Open Security, which seeks to make sure that the open source ecosystem is vigorous and safe. iTerm2 was chosen for an audit thanks to its Continue Reading
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