Microsoft security teams issued an alert to ask users of Windows systems to take appropriate measures to prevent the exploitation of a zero-day MSHTML vulnerability of remote code execution throughRead 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 →
This morning, Microsoft security teams issued an alert related to the detection of a new vulnerability in the Windows Print Spooler service. Tracked as CVE-2021-36958, this flaw exists due toRead More →
Microsoft announced that they will begin implementing a default configuration in the way the Windows system employs the Print Spooler print driver in an attempt to eliminate once and forRead More →
A group of researchers discovered three different groups of threat actors linked to the Chinese government using previously seen Microsoft Exchange exploits to deploy powerful cyberattacks. These groups were identifiedRead More →
It’s been a few weeks since a researcher accidentally disclosed the PrintNightmare vulnerability, a zero-day bug in the Windows print service that would allow threat actors to execute remote codeRead More →
French cybersecurity specialist Gilles Lionel reported the discovery of a serious vulnerability in the Windows operating system that would allow threat actors to arbitrarily authenticate to remote Windows servers inRead More →
A recent report from Check Point Research (CPR) points to the detection of a new malware variant designed to infect Windows and macOS devices. This malware was identified as XLoaderRead More →
Pedro Ribeiro, founder and researcher at UK security firm Agile Information Security, claims to have found a method to perform a remote code execution (RCE) attack on some older butRead More →
Amnesty International, in collaboration with the non-profit project Forbbiden Stories, announced the publication of a report on the discovery of spyware developed by the Israeli firm NSO Group. Apparently, thisRead More →
