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Critical 21Nails Exim Bugs Expose Millions Of Servers To Attacks
Critical 21Nails Exim Bugs Expose Millions Of Servers To Attacks
Critical 21Nails Exim Bugs Expose Millions Of Servers To Attacks
Critical 21Nails Exim Bugs Expose Millions Of Servers To Attacks
Critical 21Nails Exim Bugs Expose Millions Of Servers To Attacks

Critical 21Nails Exim Bugs Expose Millions Of Servers To Attacks

Critical 21Nails Exim Bugs Expose Millions Of Servers To Attacks Newly discovered critical vulnerabilities in the Exim mail transfer agent (MTA) software allow unauthenticated remote attackers to execute arbitrary code and gain root privilege on mail servers with default or common configurations. The security flaws (10 remotely exploitable and 11 locally) found and reported by the Qualys Research

Worldwide Phishing Attacks Deliver Three New Malware Strains

Worldwide Phishing Attacks Deliver Three New Malware Strains

Worldwide Phishing Attacks Deliver Three New Malware Strains A global-scale phishing campaign targeted worldwide organizations across an extensive array of industries with never-before-seen malware strains delivered via specially-tailored lures. The attacks hit at least 50 orgs from a wide variety of industries in two waves, on December 2nd and between December 11th and 18th, according to

Vulnerable Dell Driver Puts Hundreds Of Millions Of Systems At Risk

Vulnerable Dell Driver Puts Hundreds Of Millions Of Systems At Risk

Vulnerable Dell Driver Puts Hundreds Of Millions Of Systems At Risk A driver that’s been pushed for the past 12 years to Dell computer devices for consumers and enterprises contains multiple vulnerabilities that could lead to increased privileges on the system. It is estimated that hundreds of millions of Dell computers, from desktops and laptops

New Windows ‘Pingback’ Malware Uses ICMP For Covert Communication

New Windows ‘Pingback’ Malware Uses ICMP For Covert Communication

New Windows ‘Pingback’ Malware Uses ICMP For Covert Communication Today, researchers have disclosed their findings on a novel Windows malware sample that uses Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) for its command-and-control (C2) activities. Dubbed “Pingback,” this malware targets Microsoft Windows 64-bit systems, and uses DLL Hijacking to gain persistence. Abuses real Windows service to load malicious DLL Today, Trustwave senior architect

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