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command injection attack – The Cybersecurity Daily News

The Broken access controls and injection attacks are the major issues in API security for business security in 2022

cyberatti·August 22, 2022

In Q1 2022, Spring4Shell and Veeam RCE exploits were at the top of the list. Access control weaknesses are now connected to high-severity CVEs,…

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Netgear releases security fixes for product security vulnerabilities

cyberatti·March 26, 2021

Netgear, Inc the networking hardware producer company, has recently released security fixes for post-authentication command injection vulnerabilities in three of its products and DoS…

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