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Google Fixes Second Actively Exploited Chrome Zero-day This Month
Google Fixes Second Actively Exploited Chrome Zero-day This Month
Google Fixes Second Actively Exploited Chrome Zero-day This Month
Google Fixes Second Actively Exploited Chrome Zero-day This Month
Google Fixes Second Actively Exploited Chrome Zero-day This Month

Google Fixes Second Actively Exploited Chrome Zero-day This Month

Google Fixes Second Actively Exploited Chrome Zero-day This Month Google has fixed a second actively exploited Chrome zero-day this month with the release of Chrome 89.0.4389.90 to the Stable desktop channel for Windows, Mac, and Linux users. “Google is aware of reports that an exploit for CVE-2021-21193 exists in the wild,” the release announcement reads. No details regarding ongoing attacks The

Scammers Promote Fake Cryptocurrency Giveaways Via Twitter Ads

Scammers Promote Fake Cryptocurrency Giveaways Via Twitter Ads

Scammers Promote Fake Cryptocurrency Giveaways Via Twitter Ads Threat actors have started to use ‘Promoted’ tweets, otherwise known as Twitter ads, to spread cryptocurrency giveaway scams. For some time, BleepingComputer has been reporting on scammers hacking into verified Twitter accounts to promote fake cryptocurrency giveaway scams. These scams pretend to be from well-known people or

Google Shares Spectre PoC Targeting Browser JavaScript Engines

Google Shares Spectre PoC Targeting Browser JavaScript Engines

Google Shares Spectre PoC Targeting Browser JavaScript Engines Google has published JavaScript proof-of-concept (PoC) code to demonstrate the practicality of using Spectre exploits targeting web browsers to access information from a browser’s memory. According to the Google Security Team, the PoC shared today works across a wide range of processor architectures, operating systems, and hardware

Microsoft Exchange Exploits Now Used By Cryptomining Malware

Microsoft Exchange Exploits Now Used By Cryptomining Malware

Microsoft Exchange Exploits Now Used By Cryptomining Malware The operators of Lemon_Duck, a cryptomining botnet that targets enterprise networks, are now using Microsoft Exchange ProxyLogon exploits in attacks against unpatched servers. The malware is known for installing XMRig Monero (XMR) CPU coinminers on infected devices to mine cryptocurrency for the botnet’s owners. Lemon_Duck’s ongoing attacks

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