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critical vulnerabilities in LinuxSecurity News Multiple Privilege Escalation Vulnerabilities Detected in Linux Operating System The vulnerabilities collectively called "Nimbuspwn" can be used to gain root privileges on Linux systems and allow threat actors to deploy various malware. Apr 29, 20221 Min rocket kitten apt groupSecurity 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. Apr 26, 20222 Min java cryptographic security vulnerabilitySecurity News A Cryptographic Security Vulnerability Detected in Java: “Psychic Signatures” A cryptographic security vulnerability has been detected in Java that allows threat actors to potentially capture communications and messages. Apr 26, 20221 Min What is Vulnerability IntelligenceDigital Risk Protection What is Vulnerability Intelligence ? Vulnerability intelligence is information about software flaws used to prioritize patching. Learn where it comes from and how CVE, CVSS and CWE fit in. Apr 01, 20224 Min New 0-Day in Dompdf PDF Converter LibrarySecurity 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. Mar 18, 20222 Min Multiple Vulnerabilities Detected in Popular Package ManagersSecurity News A New Linux Backdoor Detected to Deployed with Log4Shell Vulnerabilities A new Linux backdoor spreads through Log4Shell and talks to its command servers over DNS tunnelling. Read how it works and how to reduce the risk. Mar 17, 20222 Min Critical Vulnerabilities Detected in VeeamSecurity News Two Critical Vulnerabilities Detected in Veeam Data Back-up Solution Veeam Software has released updates to two critical security vulnerabilities affecting Backup&Replication, a backup solution for virtual environments. Mar 15, 20221 Min Multiple Vulnerabilities Detected in Popular Package ManagersSecurity News Multiple Vulnerabilities Detected in Popular Package Managers Security vulnerabilities have been detected in popular package managers, allowing threat actors to access sensitive data. Mar 14, 20221 Min weekly security newsletter 34 linux kernelSecurity News New Linux Kernel Vulnerability Detected Giving Threat Actors Root Access A Linux kernel flaw, Dirty Pipe (CVE-2022-0847), lets local users overwrite read-only files and gain root. See CVSS 7.8, affected and fixed versions. Mar 10, 20221 Min
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