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Continue readingSAP Patches XSS, DoS Vulnerabilities
SAP on Tuesday released its latest patch update for its products, which includes 19 patch notes, 10 of which had a high priority rating.
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Siemens Industrial Products Affected by Critical glibc Flaw
Siemens has informed customers that several of the company’s industrial solutions are plagued by a severe vulnerability in glibc, a library used in many software and hardware products.
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Open CA Let’s Encrypt Comes Out of Beta
One month after announcing that it had issued over one million certificates since opening to the public in December last year, free and open Certificate Authority (CA) Let’s Encrypt has come out of beta.
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Is Multi-Cloud the Ultimate Use Case for the Zero Trust Model?
When Forrester's John Kindervag first wrote about the concept of the Zero Trust Model (ZTM) it almost seemed too paranoid. ZTM posits that attackers are so successful in penetrating networks that a network architect should consider each and every device—from the Internet, to the firewall, to the switch, to the server—to be potentially compromised.
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Adobe Patches Flaws in Creative Cloud, RoboHelp
Adobe released on Tuesday patches for its Creative Cloud, RoboHelp Server and AIR products.
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Another IBM Java Patch Bypassed by Researchers
Researchers have identified another IBM Java patch that can be easily bypassed and claim the vendor failed to properly analyze the vulnerability they reported back in 2013.
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Symantec Speaks on Latest Threat Trends
Released today, Symantec's Internet Security Threat Report 2016 (ISTR) is a data-based analysis of cybersecurity events and issues over the last year. Symantec has been producing these reports for more than 10 years, drawing data from more than 63.8 million attack sensors in more than 150 countries and territories.
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Microsoft, Samba Patch “Badlock” Vulnerability
Updates released by Microsoft and Samba on Tuesday patch the vulnerability dubbed “Badlock,” although it turns out that the issue is not as severe as expected.
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Two-Factor Authentication Bypassed in Simple Attacks
Mobile phone-based two-factor authentication (2FA) mechanisms are plagued by synchronization vulnerabilities that allow attackers intercept One-Time Passwords (OTPs) and bypass the security of many financial services, researchers say.
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