The Zerologon Vulnerability Fix
2020-10-11
Tamer Odeh, Regional Director at SentinelOne in the Middle East, talks about the Zerologon vulnerability and explains how the solution offered by SentinelOne plugs this vulnerability.Read More…
ESET to highlight KrØØk and Stantinko at Black Hat USA 2020
2020-08-06
ESET, will highlight its latest research during Black Hat USA 2020. ESET researchers Robert Lipovský, Štefan Svorenčík and Vladislav Hrčka will present this today, on “KrØØk: Serious Vulnerability Affected Encryption of Billion+ Wi-Fi Devices” and “Stantinko Deobfuscation Arsenal.”Read More…
ESET researchers discovers unknown vulnerability, Kr00k
2020-03-03
ESET researchers have discovered Kr00k (CVE-2019-15126), a previously unknown vulnerability in Wi-Fi chips used in many client devices, Wi-Fi access points and routers.Read More…
ESET discovers Windows 0 day exploit
2019-07-11
ESET researchers have recently discovered and analyzed a 0-day exploit deployed in a highly targeted attack in Eastern Europe. The exploit used a local privilege escalation vulnerability in Microsoft Windows. ESET immediately reported the issue to the Microsoft Security Response Center,Read More…
Vulnerability discovered by Tenable in Siemens Critical Infrastructure Design software
2019-07-10
Tenable, today announced its research team discovered a critical vulnerability in Siemens STEP 7 TIA Portal, design and automation software for industrial control systems (ICS). The vulnerability, which impacts the same family of devices compromised in the STUXNET attack, could be used as a stepping stone in a tailored attackRead More…
Researchers identify new Microsoft Excel attack vector
2019-06-30
Researchers have identified a critical security vulnerability in Microsoft Office’s Excel spreadsheet program, that allows an attacker to trigger a malware attack on remote systems. A Microsoft Excel feature called Power Query can be exploited to plant malware on remote systems. Researchers at Mimecast Threat Center say they have developed aRead More…
Palo Alto discovers 10 new Microsoft vulnerabilities
2019-06-26
Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 threat researchers have discovered one new vulnerability addressed by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) as part of their June 2019 security update release, as well as nine additional vulnerabilities that were addressed in May 2019.Read More…