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OpenSSL Fixes Severe DoS, Certificate Validation Vulnerabilities
OpenSSL Fixes Severe DoS, Certificate Validation Vulnerabilities
OpenSSL Fixes Severe DoS, Certificate Validation Vulnerabilities
OpenSSL Fixes Severe DoS, Certificate Validation Vulnerabilities
OpenSSL Fixes Severe DoS, Certificate Validation Vulnerabilities

OpenSSL Fixes Severe DoS, Certificate Validation Vulnerabilities

OpenSSL Fixes Severe DoS, Certificate Validation Vulnerabilities Today, the OpenSSL project has issued an advisory for two high-severity vulnerabilities CVE-2021-3449 and CVE-2021-3450 lurking in OpenSSL products. OpenSSL is a commonly used software library for building networking applications and servers that need to establish secure communications. These flaws include: CVE-2021-3449: A Denial of Service (DoS) flaw due to NULL pointer

QNAP Warns Of Ongoing Brute-Force Attacks Against NAS Devices

QNAP Warns Of Ongoing Brute-Force Attacks Against NAS Devices

QNAP Warns Of Ongoing Brute-Force Attacks Against NAS Devices QNAP warns customers of ongoing attacks targeting QNAP NAS (network-attached storage) devices and urges them to enhance their security as soon as possible. In these attacks, the threat actors use automated tools to login into Internet-exposed NAS devices using passwords generated on the spot or from

BackBlaze Mistakenly Shared Backup Metadata With Facebook

BackBlaze Mistakenly Shared Backup Metadata With Facebook

BackBlaze Mistakenly Shared Backup Metadata With Facebook Backblaze has removed Facebook tracking code (also known as an advertising pixel) accidentally added to web UI pages only accessible to logged-in customers. The US-based cloud storage and online backup provider has customers from 175 countries and stores over 1 Exabyte of customer data on its servers. The

Engineer Reports Data Leak To Nonprofit, Hears From The Police

Engineer Reports Data Leak To Nonprofit, Hears From The Police

Engineer Reports Data Leak To Nonprofit, Hears From The Police A security engineer and ex-contributor to an open systems non-profit organization recently reported a data leak to the organization. In return, he first got thanked for his responsible reporting, but later heard from their lawyers and the police. Apperta Foundation is a UK-based non-profit, supported by NHS England and NHS Digital, that promotes

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