If exploited, the security hole in unpatched versions of Exim could allow attackers to run arbitrary commands on vulnerable mail servers
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Researchers have discovered another dangerous security hole hiding in recent, unpatched versions of the internet’s most popular mail server, Exim.
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Email security challenges CISOs as cybercriminals target corporate inboxes with malware, phishing attempts, and various forms of fraud.
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Researchers ask: with only 1 in 20 vulnerabilities exploited, what’s the best approach to patching?
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Exim 4.87 < 4.91 – (Local / Remote) Command Execution
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Vim < 8.1.1365 / Neovim < 0.3.6 – Arbitrary Code Execution
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Nvidia GeForce Experience Web Helper – Command Injection
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Supra Smart Cloud TV – ‘openLiveURL()’ Remote File Inclusion
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Researchers have been experimenting with a novel way to eavesdrop on what you’re typing on your smartphone – by listening to the taps of your fingers.
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Its already massive facial recognition databases have ballooned, and government watchdog GAO found that the FBI isn’t checking accuracy.
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