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Security Researcher earns $3,000 Bug Bounty for a CSRF Vulnerability in Glassdoor
A security expert has procured a bug bounty of $3,000 by accomplishing a webpage wide Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) on employment site Glassdoor. Security researcher circumvents the security defences to alter jobseeker profiles, change manager records, and that’s just the…
SSRF’s Defences Side-passed Due to Vulnerable NPM Security Module
A vulnerability in Private-IP, a famous open-source NPM bundle for Node.js applications, enabled an entryway to hackers to play out different Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF) misuses, analysts have cautioned. Private-IP clients should be up to date to forestall their…
Snapchat’s ad Platform SSRF Vulnerability nicks $4,000 os Bug Bounty
The fleeting vulnerability disappears from social media because of the composed revelation A team of security analysts have acquired $4,000 in the wake of finding a Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerability in Snapchat. The group – Ben Sadeghipour, Sera Brocious,…
The Upcoming Target For Cybercriminals: Media Agencies
Cybercriminals are progressively focusing on media agencies in every potential manner. Aside from direct assaults, cybercriminals abuse the brand name to make counterfeit personalities or fake IDs, which are then used to target some prospective victims. Direct assaults In the…
Vulnerabilities within the VPN are an Open Invitation for Hackers
Attackers are spoilt for decision as to the utilization of VPN services floods in the pandemic. With numerous employees yet remote working, the utilization of VPNs has opened a pool of assaults against their users. As indicated by insights, it…
Accidental identification of Windows server 2008 and Windows 2007 Zero Day
A Zero-Day flaw was found while a security analyst was taking a shot at a tool of Windows security. A French security specialist has coincidentally found a zero-day vulnerability that impacts the operating systems of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008…
No vector or domain is spared from the escalating attacks
Bot, DDoS, Web application, and different assaults have flooded dramatically contrasted with the primary portion of 2019 as per our reports. Specifically, web applications based attacks have escalated by almost 800%. These disturbing measurements show that organizations are encountering moving…
Critical vulnerabilities discovered in Apache Unomi could lead to RCE
Last year’s top-level Apache Product for its easy integration and high scalability, Unomi is now under the threat of critical vulnerabilities. Recent reports tell that 2 critical bugs have been reported in Unomi by researchers. The researchers have warned that…
Mozi: ‘Virus Alert’ by CERT-In for routers. Is yours safe?
An advisory has been issued by the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In). It is regarding Mozi, a new malware threatening IoT devices globally. Of the many, a few popular routers affected by Mozi include Huawei, D-Link, Netgear, etc. As…