RCE. Tagged Articles.
9 articles tagged RCE.
Security News Windows WiFi RCE Sell: CVE-2024-30078 A threat actor is selling an exploit for CVE-2024-30078, a Windows Wi-Fi driver RCE rated 8.8 High. See affected versions, attack vector and how to patch. 
Security News CVE-2024-29212: Veeam RCE Vulnerability Veeam CVE-2024-29212 is a critical remote code execution flaw in the Service Provider Console, rated 9.9 on CVSS. See what is affected and what to patch. 
Security News Critical RCE Vulnerability Found in Mitel MiVoice VoIP Devices Actively Exploited A 0-day vulnerability detected in Linux-based Mitel MiVoice VOIP devices was found to be used by threat actors to execute code on vulnerable systems. 
Security News A Critical Code Execution Vulnerability (RCE) Detected in Splunk Enterprise Splunk fixed CVE-2022-32158, a critical flaw in Splunk Enterprise deployment servers. See who is affected and which versions contain the fix. 
Security News Follina: The 0-Day Vulnerability Affects Windows Systems Follina (CVE-2022-30190) is a 0-day in the Windows Support Diagnostic Tool that lets a Word file run code. See the CVSS score, the fix and the… 
Security News Rocket Kitten APT Exploit VMware RCE Vulnerabilities in Backdoor Distribution Campaigns Iranian-connected Rocket Kitten actors are reported to have distributed Core Impact malware through the VMware RCE flaw CVE-2022-22954. See the fix. 
Security News New 0-Day in Dompdf PDF Converter Library A 0-day vulnerability has been identified in dompdf, a PHP-based HTML to PDF conversion library, that could lead to remote code execution. 
Security News Critical Security Vulnerabilities Detected in TerraMaster TOS Octagon Networks found critical flaws in TerraMaster TOS, including CVE-2022-24990, that let remote attackers run code on TNAS storage devices. Security News Critical RCE Alarm on Samsung Galaxy S21 A security vulnerability has been identified on Samsung Galaxy S21 devices that could allow threat actors to execute arbitrary code with root privileges. About The Blog.
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