Top tech giants—Apache, Adobe, DLL, Firefox, and Intel—have patched vulnerabilities in their respective systems. At Apache, researchers have identified faults in two dozen Apache Struts security advisories, which caution users of susceptibilities in the current open-source web app development framework. They say that the security advisories listed inappropriate versions affected Continue Reading
The popular Steam game client for Windows has a zero-day privilege escalation susceptibility that can let an attacker with inadequate consents to run a package as an administrator. Privilege escalation susceptibilities are bugs that allow a user with partial rights to unveil an executable with raised, or administrative freedoms. As Steam Continue Reading
This week, Cisco issued fixes to address numerous susceptibilities in its Small Business 220 Series Smart Switches, including two bugs regarded as critically severe. The most significant of these problems could let an unauthenticated, remote attacker perform random code with root privileges on the fundamental operating system. The flaw, tracked Continue Reading
Security researchers from Tencent’s Blade Team have cautioned Android smartphone and tablet users of vulnerabilities in Qualcomm chipsets, called QualPwn. The bugs together let hackers affect Android devices remotely just by sending malicious packets over-the-air, with no user interaction. Three bugs—CVE-2019-10539, CVE-2019-10540 and CVE-2019-10538—constitute QualPwn. The precondition for the attack Continue Reading
What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Contrary to the natural intelligence showed by humans, Artificial intelligence (AI), occasionally called machine intelligence, is intelligence established by machines. The term “artificial intelligence” is often used to define machines (or computers) that imitate “cognitive” functions that humans associate with the human mind, such as “learning” and “problem solving”. Components of AI Artificial Continue Reading
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