Two Android Zero-Day Flaws in Google Pixel Exploited

Google Pixel smartphone owners are advised to update their devices to the latest version as soon as possible.

Google has disclosed that two Android zero-day security vulnerabilities have been detected in its Pixel smartphones. The patch is already available, as Google claimed fixing the flaws in the recent Pixel Update Bulletin. Even worse news is that the flaw is already under exploitation in targeted attacks. Two Android Zero-Day Flaws Exploited in Targeted Attacks… Continue reading Two Android Zero-Day Flaws in Google Pixel Exploited

New Google Chrome 0-day Vulnerability Exploited, Update Now

Google released a new patch that fixes 3 vulnerabilities; one among them is already exploited

In the most recent release notes, Google reports about a new 0-day vulnerability that is already exploited in the wild. The update fixes the issue, but the very fact of it being exploited means it should be implemented as soon as possible. It appears to be the first 0-day exploit in Chrome browser in 2024.… Continue reading New Google Chrome 0-day Vulnerability Exploited, Update Now

Ivanti Connect Secure Zero-Day Vulnerability Exploited In The Wild

A combo of two zero-day vulnerabilities in ICS poses a threat to the clients

Ivanti issued an alert about its Connect Secure VPN appliances. Advanced threat actors are exploiting two zero-day vulnerabilities in cyberattacks, possibly including state-sponsored groups. That is yet another vulnerability in Ivanti software. Ivanti Connect Secure Zero-Day Exploited Ivanti, a prominent software company, recently issued a critical alert concerning its Connect Secure VPN appliances. These devices… Continue reading Ivanti Connect Secure Zero-Day Vulnerability Exploited In The Wild

Apache OFBiz Vulnerability Exposes Millions of Systems

SonicWall detects zero-day AuthBIZ flaw in Apache OFBiz

The cyber world has been rattled by the recent discovery of a critical zero-day vulnerability in Apache OFBiz, known as CVE-2023-51467. Researchers at SonicWall unveiled this flaw, which poses a significant threat by enabling attackers to bypass authentication and carry out a Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF). The vulnerability is severe, with a CVSS score of… Continue reading Apache OFBiz Vulnerability Exposes Millions of Systems

Zimbra Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild

Zimbra has patched a vulnerability exploited by several threat actors.

Google TAG’s recent discovery reveals a 0-day exploit, CVE-2023-37580, targeting Zimbra Collaboration. This is a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability exploited in four campaigns. Zero-day discovery was patched A severe vulnerability has been discovered in the Zimbra email software. Four hacker groups exploited vulnerabilities to steal email data, user credentials, and tokens. According to the Google… Continue reading Zimbra Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild

New Confluence Vulnerability Leads to Unauthorised Access

A new CVE-2023-22518 vulnerability allows hackers to perform access data on the server without any authorization

Another vulnerability in the flagship product of Atlassian corporation, Confluence, allows hackers to access the servers and dump the data. As the company claims, the issue sits in the improper authorization within the Data Center and Server apps. The company already offers the patches for this breach. Confluence Data Center and Server Vulnerability Leads to… Continue reading New Confluence Vulnerability Leads to Unauthorised Access

Exim Vulnerability Allows RCE, No Patches Available

A massively-popular solution for establishing mailing clients appears to have a critical vulnerability

Exim Internet Mailer, a program massively used as a basis for mailing servers, appears to have a remote code execution vulnerability. By overflowing the buffer, hackers can make the program execute whatever code they need. Despite several reports to the developer, the patch is still not available. What is Exim? Exim is a mail transfer… Continue reading Exim Vulnerability Allows RCE, No Patches Available

Can Zero-Day Attacks Be Prevented With Patches?

Patches to 0-day breaches are offered as a magic pill. But are they?

In recent years, zero-day exploits and attacks have become prominent emerging threats. These attacks take advantage of unknown vulnerabilities within software, which makes them almost impossible to detect and prevent. Zero-day attacks can have dire consequences, allowing attackers to take control of systems, steal data, or install malware. What is a Zero-Day attack? A zero-day… Continue reading Can Zero-Day Attacks Be Prevented With Patches?

Ivanti EPMM Vulnerability Patch is Vulnerable

Despite best efforts of Ivanti programmers, older versions of their MobileIron Core can still be exploited

Ivanti, the provider of a wide range of management solutions for corporations, have apparently taken up the baton from Ipswich, the vendor of an infamous MOVEit MFT. Analysts discovered 2 severe vulnerabilities in its EPMM over the last 10 days, and the company released urgent fixes. However, the patch for the CVE-2023-35078 appears to be… Continue reading Ivanti EPMM Vulnerability Patch is Vulnerable

Ivanti 0-day exploited to target Norwegian government

The actively exploited zero-day vulnerability impacted Ivanti ‘s mobile device management software EPMM.

Software development company Ivanti (formerly MobileIron Core) has patched a zero-day vulnerability that allowed authentication bypass. This vulnerability had a maximum CVSS level and was actively exploited to gain unauthorized access. What is Ivanti Company? Ivanti is an IT software company headquartered in Utah, United States. It produces a variety of IT management and security… Continue reading Ivanti 0-day exploited to target Norwegian government