Software Vulnerabilities August 31, 2016 Want Fries With Your EXTRABACON or EPICBANANA? Cisco Addresses Two New Vulnerabilities 3 min read - Cisco recently addressed two exploits that sound more like delicious drive-thru menu items than dangerous security risks: EXTRABACON and EPICBANANA.
August 26, 2016 BTS Stations Are at Risk, Researchers Find 2 min read - BTS stations that run on the most popular open source BTS software are vulnerable to cyberattacks because they share the same transceiver code base.
August 18, 2016 Proxy Connects Show Evidence of a Software Vulnerability 2 min read - A security researcher recently discovered a software vulnerability that allows attackers to exploit the way applications respond to HTTP CONNECT requests.
Mainframe August 5, 2016 Protecting Your Network Through Understanding DNS Requests 3 min read - Sometimes it just takes a little common sense and knowledge of your system log files and the DNS requests contained therein to detect a data breach.
Software Vulnerabilities July 29, 2016 Read From PDF, Write to Edge’s Memory (CVE-2016-0117) 3 min read - CVE-2016-0117 can be exploited to perform an arbitrary write to Edge's content process memory, a critical element for remote code execution.
July 28, 2016 Wireless Keyboard Security May Be a Mirage 2 min read - According to Bastille Research, there is no such thing as wireless keyboard security. Users should use Bluetooth or wired keyboards to prevent attacks.
July 26, 2016 Cisco Announces Critical Router Vulnerability < 1 min read - Cisco recently disclosed a critical vulnerability in its software. According to the advisory, no workaround is currently available to resolve the issue.
July 26, 2016 Researchers Say SAP HANA and TREX Have Critical Vulnerabilities 2 min read - Onapsis discovered multiple new vulnerabilities affecting the SAP HANA and SAP TREX applications, including critical and high-risk security flaws.
X-Force July 8, 2016 The Webshell Game Continues 5 min read - IBM X-Force researchers have noted a dramatic increase in the use of malicious webshell attacks throughout the first half of 2016.
X-Force July 5, 2016 BadTunnel: Bad News? 3 min read - The recently discovered BadTunnel could mean bad news for Microsoft Windows users — that is, unless they move to patch their systems immediately.