This week there was a lot of news related to ransomware, including the closure of Binance cryptocurrency exchanges in many countries due to money laundering. Not all vendors can fix vulnerabilities the first time, which is one way zero-day vulnerabilities appear. Vulnerabilities: Pling application store, tons of vulnerabilities from Nvidia and unpatched SonicWall; Tools: SSH … Continue reading Lots of ransomware with couple vulnerabilities →
Not much big news this week. Mainly ransomware attacks, which are actively expanding and the main vulnerabilities of the past week. Vulnerabilities: New PoC / Exploit for iis, car vulnerabilities and few zero-days for Android; Tools: Pentest tools; News: Ransomware activity, more info about February incident and FBI alert; Research: Have you ever try to … Continue reading More ransomware and more zero-days every week →
The topics of email vulnerabilities continue, with more and more sophisticated vulnerabilities being exploited in attacks. Notably, new botnets/malware are automating the exploitation of the newest vulnerabilities by transforming them into worm-like weapon. Ransomware is again breaking the record for the amount of money demanded (“We need more gold!”)! Vulnerabilities: rare Android vulnerability in the … Continue reading Ransomware for your Exchange and mobile vulnerabilities ???? →
There is one or more zero-day in each vulnerability section. Intel takes care of the threat from ransomware, the attacker gained access to Microsoft accounts, and, as usual, a little bit about the most interesting new malware with the highest impact. Vulnerabilities: Mostly zero-days; Tools: Outlook research + new tool, OSINT, web testing and defense … Continue reading Lots of zero-day vulnerabilities, and how’s your start of the year? →