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A critical security vulnerability has been detected in the CakePHP Framework, which is designed to develop web applications using the PHP programming language.
The vulnerability, identified as CVE-2023-22727, allows remote attackers to perform SQL injection attacks on affected installations. The vulnerability is caused by insufficient cleaning of user-provided inputs.
The vulnerability has been fixed in versions 4.2.12, 4.3.11, and 4.4.10 of CakePHP, and users of vulnerable versions are advised to upgrade immediately. If upgrading is not possible, users can consider using the Pagination library of CakePHP to address the issue.
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A data breach at PayPal was recently discovered, potentially affecting millions of users. On 20 December 2022, PayPal confirmed that they had discovered a data breach affecting user accounts. The company stated that the incident occurred due to a large-scale credential stuffing attack. Credential stuffing is a type of cyber attack in which hackers use lists of stolen usernames and password combinations to gain unauthorized access to accounts on various websites.
The information that was potentially accessed includes customer names, email addresses, phone numbers, birthdates, social security numbers, and individual tax identification numbers. There is also a risk that threat actors may access users’ transaction histories, linked credit or debit card details, and PayPal billing data from their PayPal accounts.
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PayPal has advised affected customers to change their passwords and monitor their account activity for any suspicious activity. The company has also stated that it will be providing free credit monitoring and identity protection services to impacted customers. If you believe your account may have been affected by the PayPal data breach, it’s essential to take immediate action to protect yourself. Here are some steps to take:
- Change your PayPal password immediately
- Monitor your account activity for any suspicious activity
- Consider setting up two-factor authentication (2FA) for added security
- Check your credit report and monitor for any unauthorized activity
- Be wary of any phishing attempts or unsolicited phone calls or emails
PayPal has assured customers that they are taking all necessary steps to prevent future incidents and protect customer information. In the meantime, it’s important to take the necessary precautions to protect yourself and your information.
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It has been detected that more than 19,000 Cisco VPN router devices are exposed to remote code execution (RCE) attacks due to the completion of their lifespan. These devices no longer receive security updates from Cisco, leaving them vulnerable to attacks.
On January 11, 2023, details about a critical security vulnerability affecting the Cisco Small Business router series were released. The vulnerability, identified by the code CVE-2023-20025, occurs due to insufficient authentication on the web-based management tool, allowing unauthorized threat actors to bypass authentication controls and gain administrative privileges to execute arbitrary commands on the vulnerable system.
The vulnerability affects four different Cisco Small Business router models: RV016, RV042, RV042G, and RV082. Cisco has stated in a released advisory that they will not be issuing software updates to address the vulnerability, as the affected models have reached the end of their lifespan, and no temporary solution to address the vulnerability has been found. Studies on the Censys scan engine have observed that approximately 20,000 devices are vulnerable to potential attacks using this vulnerability.
Cisco has published a list of devices that have the potential to be affected by the attacks. Cisco router users are advised to check if their devices are on the list of affected devices and upgrade to a newer, supported version as soon as possible. Additionally, users are recommended to implement network segmentation and utilize firewall solutions to help reduce potential attacks.
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A critical security vulnerability has been detected in the Apache Airflow MySQL Provider library that could allow threat actors to execute remote code in affected installations. Apache Airflow is an open-source workflow management platform used to programmatically write, schedule, and monitor workflows. The MySQL Provider is a library used to provide a MySQL connection.
The vulnerability, identified by the code CVE-2023-22884, is a command injection security vulnerability affecting versions of Apache Airflow prior to 2.5.1 and Apache Airflow MySQL Provider prior to 4.0.0. A remote threat actor can execute arbitrary commands on the target system by sending specially crafted data to the application.
It is recommended to upgrade to the current versions that fix the vulnerability as soon as possible to avoid being targeted by attacks that can be carried out using the vulnerability.
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