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Bugzilla hack eXposes Firefox 0-day flaw

By CertX September 5, 2015
Security Updates

Mozilla confirmed about Bugzilla breached by an attacker who was able to get access to sensitive information about zero-day flaws in Firefox. According to Mozilla, the intruder was able to breach a high-level user’s account who had access to Bugzilla that contains information of non-public zero-day security flaws. Mozilla said Continue Reading

0-day in the Fancybox-for-WordPress Plugin

By CertX February 6, 2015February 6, 2015
Security Updates

WordPress – the most popular open-source blogging tool and a content management system (CMS) is under attacked by hackers that targets Fancybox plugin used in WordPress. Security researchers from Sucuri issued an alert regarding the affected plugin that allows attackers to inject a malformed iframe into websites. FancyBox is used Continue Reading

Adobe Flash Player out-of-band update

By CertX February 6, 2015February 6, 2015
Security Updates

Adobe rolls out latest version of Flash Player 16.0.0.305 rectifying around 18 security flaws, among them a patch for 0-day exploit as well. This security update is an out-of-cycle update as Adobe normally releases security patches with Microsoft Patch Tuesday. The 0-day issue covers under CVE-2015-0313, a security flaw using Continue Reading

‘glibc’ CRITICAL flaw affecting Linux systems

By CertX January 31, 2015
Security Updates

Linux users are on a high risk due to a security flaw in a core library component that is used by almost all Linux distributions. This critical vulnerability allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code due to a buffer overflow in the glibc (GNU C) library. Shell access to the Continue Reading

BlackPhone text message security flaw!

By CertX January 31, 2015January 31, 2015
Security Updates

Fully secured BlackPhone is vulnerable to remote code execution vulnerability due to an error in the SilentText secure messaging application. The flaw is quite critical as it allows intruders to decrypt messages, read contact information, collect location data and even execute malicious code on the phone. Security researcher Mark Dowd Continue Reading

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