A security researcher, Samy Kamkar has recently revealed a technique capable enough to bypass firewall protection & access any TCP /UDP services of the victim’s machine. The technique Network Address Translation (NAT) Slipstreaming provides a way for attackers to victim…
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Google Chrome Fixes Another Zero-Day Vulnerability Amongst 10 Bugs
Not long after fixing the first zero-day vulnerability, Google Chrome has now fixed another zero-day vulnerability in its system. The vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2020-16009. Google has notified that they know of it being exploited in the wild. Along with…
OpenEMR fixes Security Vulnerabilities For Better Service
Vulnerabilities have been discovered recently in the popular medical records management portal, OpenEMR. These vulnerabilities if left unattended would have renowned the medical practice management application control to the attackers. Of all the bugs, the one in the Patient Portal…
WordPress Update 2020: WordPress patches 10 security bugs including a high-severity RCE
WordPress is calling this last WordPress update ‘short-cycle security & maintenance release’ before the critical 5.6 release version of the software. Recently, WordPress released the latest version of its web publishing software, 5.5.2. With it, they have also tackled 10…
Oracle WebLogic Under Attack: WebLogic under attack due to a critical vulnerability
SANS ISC recently found attackers trying to take advantage of the Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in the Oracle Weblogic Server, CVE-2020-14882-oracle weblogic attack. It was an unauthenticated vulnerability in the Console Component of the Server. Being a part of Oracle’s…
(NCSAM 2020) As Cybersecurity Awareness Month ends, Microsoft urges for a sustainable solution
As October 2020 ended, so did the 17th edition of the National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM). During NCSAM 2020, Microsoft gave out the message that ‘Cybersecurity awareness isn’t just for October, but for life.’ NCSAM is an annual Cybersecurity Awareness…
Aetna breaches cost them $1 million to be paid to HIPAA
The healthcare insurance giant Aetna has reached a settlement of $1 million dollars for violating HIPAA regulations. Aetna had been accused of disclosing their customers’ information under three instances of the breach. Besides this, Aetna has time & again violated…
US Hospitals hit by a European Ransomware attack
Three US federal agencies have recently co-authored report warning hospitals of malicious Ryuk Ransomware. These agencies include the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Health & Human Services. The agencies said that the cybercriminals, probably a…
Loom Recognizes & Resolves a dangerous vulnerability in due time
A vigilant organization can fight problems at the very first sights. This helps them avoid a lot of damage at the right time. Something like this happened on the 22nd September 2020 with the popular video messaging application, Loom. SecureLayer7…
21 malevolent apps kicked out of Google Play store
Google has recently removed 21 malicious applications from their play store deeming them malicious for the users. These applications used to serve intrusive ads to their users. These applications were highly popularised on social media by the group behind this…