Vulnerabilities
For Cybersecurity, It’s That Time of the Year Again
October 17, 2019 Added by:Assaf Harel
It’s a race against time and a reactive security approach that waits for a vulnerability to be discovered and then issues patches is lacking, to put it lightly.
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Top Three Cross-Site Scripting Attacks You Need to Know Now
July 31, 2019 Added by:Johnny Rice
Cross-Site scripting or XSS is and will remain to be a major pain for anyone trying to create a secure web application for their end-users.
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Cisco Patches Critical Flaw in Vision Dynamic Signage Director
July 20, 2019 Added by:Ionut Arghire
Cisco released a security patch for the Vision Dynamic Signage Director, to address a Critical vulnerability (CVE-2019-1917) that could allow attackers to execute arbitrary actions on the local system.
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Cybersecurity: Drones Will Soon Become Both Predator and Prey
July 19, 2019 Added by:Steve Durbin
Like other IoT devices, drones currently have very poor security controls, making them vulnerable to hijacking.
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The Automotive Industry: Stepping up on Defense
July 19, 2019 Added by:David Barzilai
As the in-vehicle technology continues to innovate, hackers are continuing to learn and find vulnerabilities to exploit.
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Through the Executive Lens: Prioritizing Application Security Vulnerabilities
March 28, 2019 Added by:Neal Goldman
By focusing on specific AppSec initiatives and applying well-tested strategies and tools, you can prioritize the most important issues to focus on.
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Internet-Exposed IBM BigFix Relays May Lead to Full Remote Compromise
March 21, 2019 Added by:Ionut Arghire
Internet-facing relays in IBM BigFix deployments could lead to information disclosure and potential full remote compromise if not properly configured, Atredis Partners security researchers have discovered.
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OWASP: What Are the Top 10 Threats and Why Does It Matter?
January 30, 2019 Added by:Nitzan Miron
Since the founding of the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) in 2001, it has become a leading resource for online security best practices.
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Four Technologies that will Increase Cybersecurity Risk in 2019
January 17, 2019 Added by:Srinivas Mukkamala
While advances in technology provide many benefits, they also open new threat vectors and the potential for attacks that can spread quickly over connected ecosystems.
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IAST Technology Is Revolutionizing Sensitive Data Security
January 08, 2019 Added by:Asma Zubair
IAST is the most optimal way to test for application security, sensitive data leakage, and prevent breaches.
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Chrome 71 Patches 43 Vulnerabilities
December 07, 2018 Added by:Ionut Arghire
Google has released Chrome 71 to the stable channel with 43 security fixes inside, as well as with a series of additional protections to improve the overall user experience.
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What You Need to Know about the Recent Apache Struts Vulnerability
November 05, 2018 Added by:Tushar Richabadas
Researchers recently revealed a vulnerability in Apache Struts, a popular type of enterprise software. Active exploit attempts weren’t far behind.
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CVE-2018-11776 — The Latest Apache Struts Vulnerability
September 04, 2018 Added by:Fred Bals
A Critical security flaw (CVE-2018-11776) impacts Apache Struts 2.3 through 2.3.34, Struts 2.5 through 2.5.16, and possibly unsupported versions of the popular Java framework.
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How Secure Are Popular Finance Apps on Google Play?
September 04, 2018 Added by:Min Pyo Hong
Analysis of the top free Android finance apps on Google Play revealed critical, medium and low security vulnerabilities.
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Q3 Oracle CPU Preview: Fewer Java SE Patches May Not Mean Fewer Flaws
July 16, 2018 Added by:James Lee
The July 2018 quarterly Oracle Critical Patch Update (CPU) is expected to set a new two-year high for total Oracle product patches.
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Machine Learning vs. Deep Learning in Cybersecurity – Demystifying AI’s Siblings
June 13, 2018 Added by:Guy Caspi
To fully understand “machine learning” and “deep learning,” it’s worth taking a look at each subfield’s advantages and limitations.
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