Natalie Silvanovich, a researcher at Google Project Zero, reported the detection of two vulnerabilities in the Zoom video conferencing platform whose exploitation would allow threat actors to compromise the deploymentsRead More →
Mozilla security teams announced the detection of a critical memory corruption flaw residing in its Network Security Services (NSS) cryptography libraries. This is a tool for server and client applicationRead More →
Zoom security teams announced the release of patches for two vulnerabilities that could affect Windows, iOS, macOS, Android and Linux users. Reported by Google Project Zero, the flaws reside inRead More →
In a security alert, Google announced the identification of at least seven critical security flaws in Chrome that would affect users of operating systems such as Windows, macOS and Linux.Read More →
Project Zero, Google’s cybersecurity unit, published research detailing its analysis of the Windows firewall and AppContainer, Microsoft’s runtime environment that restricts applications so that security risks can be avoided beforeRead More →
Google Project Zero researchers revealed the discovery of a new Rowhammer attack variant that targets RAM cards and can be more devastating than previously revealed attack methods. Rowhammer is aRead More →
Google Project Zero researchers revealed the finding of a critical vulnerability present in Windows systems that could be exploited to deploy remote code execution attacks. Tracked as CVE-2021-24093, the vulnerabilityRead More →
Ian Beer, a researcher at Google Project Zero, has revealed some details about a dangerous iOS vulnerability that could put millions of iPhone users at risk. This flaw was fixedRead More →
Recently, Samsung vulnerability testing specialists announced that they would implement a number of modifications to Android kernel code, in an attempt to prevent some common attack variants against users ofRead More →
Digital forensics specialists have revealed the existence of zero-day vulnerability in the Android operating system that, if exploited, could grant threat actors full control of at least 18 smartphone modelsRead More →
