Zero-Day. Tagged Articles.
6 articles tagged Zero-Day.
Security News Actively Exploited Two New Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Hit Google Chrome Two Chrome zero-days, CVE-2024-7965 and CVE-2024-7971, were exploited in the wild. See what they are and which Chrome 128 version fixes them. 
Security News CVE-2024-38193: Microsoft Patches High-Severity Zero-Day Exploit Used by North Korea’s Lazarus Group CVE-2024-38193 is a Windows AFD.sys privilege escalation zero-day, CVSS 7.8 High, reported as exploited by the Lazarus Group. See why to patch. 
Security News High-Severity Zero-Day Kernel Vulnerability Actively Exploited in Android Devices CVE-2024-36971 is a Linux kernel use-after-free vulnerability in Android, flagged for limited, targeted exploitation. See what the August 2024 patches fix. 
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 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 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. About The Blog.
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