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Flaws in Drupal Discloses and Now Became Target of Prevalent Threats

By CertX May 8, 2018May 8, 2018
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High-severity flaws in Drupal that were revealed previous month and now became the target of extensive threats by a malware campaign. Troy Mursch, the Researcher of Bad Packets has reported hundreds of conceded Drupal websites being utilized to host “cryptojacking” malware that practices the CPUs of people to mine cryptocurrency Continue Reading

Install Oracle Fixes Quickly To Avoid Bugs Threats

By CertX May 4, 2018May 4, 2018
Vulnerability Alerts

Security professionals are recommending administrators to install Oracle fixes quickly to avoid bugs threats after finding that they are rapidly targeting their vulnerabilities.

Microsoft Fixes Harmful Vulnerability in Open Source Container Library

By CertX May 3, 2018
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Microsoft notified users that an update for the Windows Host Compute Service Shim library fixes a harmful distant code execution flaw on Wednesday.

Uber Constricts Bug Bounty Threats Policies

By CertX April 30, 2018
Vulnerability Alerts

Last week, Uber updated the legal terms and conditions of its bug bounty program and delivered regulation for good faith flaw investigation. The variations come merely months after the ride-sharing massive acknowledged paying a couple of people as part of a struggle to obscure a huge security occurrence. Uber declares Continue Reading

13 Year-Old Configuration Vulnerability Influences Maximum SAP Deployments

By CertX April 27, 2018
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Onapsis notifies maximum SAP executions carry on to be influenced by a security configuration vulnerability originally documented in 2005. Abandoned security configurations and accidental configuration points of formerly secured systems reduce SAP operations flaw in spite of the announcement of different Security Notes intended to state the concerns.

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