Critical vulnerabilities found in Teltonika products by industrial cybersecurity firms Otorio and Claroty expose thousands of internet-exposed devices to attacks.
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Several old Linux vulnerabilities for which there are no public reports of malicious exploitation have been added to CISA’s KEV catalog.
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Vulnerabilities in Netgear network management system allow attackers to retrieve cleartext passwords and escalate privileges.
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Critical vulnerability found in Inea RTU can be exploited to remotely hack devices and cause disruption in industrial organizations.
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A vulnerability in Google Cloud Platform allowed attackers to modify and hide OAuth applications to create a stealthy backdoor to any Google account.
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Cisco this week released patches for critical-severity vulnerabilities impacting its Industrial Network Director and Modeling Labs applications.
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Print management solutions provider PaperCut warns that exploitation of a recently patched vulnerability has commenced.
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Oracle’s April 2023 critical patch update (CPU) includes 433 new security patches, including more than 70 that fix critical vulnerabilities.
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CISA has added two vulnerabilities to its ‘must patch’ list, including a recently fixed Chrome flaw and a macOS flaw exploited by the DazzleSpy malware.
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The low code/no code movement provides simplified app generation – but it needs to be understood to be safe.
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