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Cybersecurity articles with security analysis and ethical hacking technics information
CVE-2023-34362: SQL Injection in Progress Software’s MOVEit Transfer
On May 31, 2023, Progress informed about a critical vulnerability (CVE-2023-34362) in its MOVEit Transfer software, which could potentially lead to privilege escalation and unautho[...]
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CVE-2023-32353: Local privilege escalation via iTunes in Windows
Information has been disclosed about a new high criticality vulnerability that affects the Apple iTunes software in Windows environments. This vulnerability would allow an attacker[...]
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Some notes and reflections on the Terminator threat
Throughout the week, a tool called «Terminator» has been discussed in the media, which would allow attackers to disable antivirus, EDR, and XDR platforms. Terminator utilizes a w[...]
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CVE-2023-2825: Critical vulnerability affects Gitlab
Information about a new critical vulnerability affecting Gitlab software has been disclosed. This vulnerability would allow a remote attacker to exploit a path traversal problem to[...]
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CVE-2023-32233: Privilege escalation in Linux Kernel due to a Netfilter nf_tables vulnerability
Recently, a user-after-free vulnerability (CVE-2023-32233) has been published that would allow unprivileged local users to obtain root permissions on Linux Kernel versions 6.3.1 an[...]
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CVE-2023-27363: Proof of concept for remote code execution in Foxit Reader
Following the initial announcement of a critical vulnerability (CVE-2023-27363) which allows remote code execution in Foxit Reader, a functional proof-of-concept has recently been [...]
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Fancy Bear and where to find them
Spain has been targeted by several APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) recently [1], amongst which we can find APT-28, also known as Fancy Bear. This group has many different names, d[...]
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BlueTrust, goodbye to Bluetooth privacy
BlueTrust is the name of a new technique developed by Tarlogic that makes it possible to discover trust relationships between Bluetooth devices to obtain data of interest about the[...]
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IoT Security assessment
Discover the IoT security assessment with best practice guides on each of the different stages of an IoT security audir that we have discussed in previous OWASP FSTM methodology ar[...]
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OWASP FSTM, Stage 9: Exploitation of executables
Exploitation of executables is the final step in a firmware analysis, in which an exploit is developed for a vulnerability discovered in earlier phases Vulnerability exploitation o[...]
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