A serious security susceptibility has been exposed and repaired in the popular open-source Exim email server software, which could enable a remote attacker to only crash or possibly perform malevolent code on targeted servers. Exim maintainers today issued a vital security update—Exim version 4.92.3—after publishing an early caution two days ago, giving system officers Continue Reading
A Pakistani hacker has hacked the popular mobile social game company Zynga Inc. Earlier this year, the same hacker gained notoriety for selling nearly a billion user records pinched from approximately 45 popular online services. Zynga Inc, which essentially focuses on mobile and social networking sites, is an American social game developer running Continue Reading
After the issue of iOS 13 and iPadOS earlier this week, mobile phone giant Apple has come up with an advisory cautioning iPhone and iPad users of an unpatched security virus affecting third-party keyboard apps. On iOS, third-party keyboard extensions can run completely separate without access to outside services and Continue Reading
Attackers are vigorously exploiting an anonymously revealed susceptibility that makes it possible to take control of servers running vBulletin. One of the reasons why the flaw should be seen as a critical issue is not just because it is remotely useable, but also doesn’t require verification. vBulletin, written in PHP, Continue Reading
On Monday Microsoft and Adobe patched two and three vulnerabilities respectively, classified as critical, in their respective systems. Software giant Microsoft fixed two flaws, including an Internet Explorer zero-day and a denial-of-service (DoS) vulnerability, impacting Microsoft Defender. Tracked as CVE-2019-1367, the Internet Explorer zero-day has been defined as a memory corruption Continue Reading
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