Adobe recently released its October series of security updates. It was on Patch Tuesday last week, and it’s already roaring in with scores of fixes for Experience Manager, Experience Manager Forms, Adobe Acrobat and Reader and Download Manager. The issue which was being monitored negatively impacts Windows, macOS, Android, and Chrome 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
Google’s Android and Microsoft have fixed 26 and 59 vulnerabilities respectively in their operating systems. CVE-2019-2184, CVE-2019-2185, and CVE-2019-2186 are the most significant of these flaws in Google’s Media framework, which have been rated as critical. “The most severe of these issues is a critical security vulnerability in the Media Continue Reading
Akamai’s experts have found that hackers continue to target the Drupal flaw called Drupalgeddon2 to install malware onto systems that can’t be fixed. Drupal versions 6, 7 and 8 were affected by the security flaw, tracked as CVE-2018-7600. The bug was highlighted in March 2018, and the first attacks that targeted it Continue Reading
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