DHCP Server 2.5.2 – Denial of Service (PoC)
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ASUS HG100 – Denial of Service
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MailCarrier 2.51 – POP3 ‘RETR’ SEH Buffer Overflow
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How approaching cybersecurity with creativity in mind can lead to better protection from digital threats
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Leaked internal docs used to claim “privacy was an afterthought” at Facebook
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Android developers without a track record are going to be submitted to more checks in order to stamp out those of “bad faith.”
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If you own an iOS device and use the Chrome browser, you may have encountered some strange-looking pop-up ads in the past week.
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Oracle’s latest security update covers 297 vulnerabilities, many of which come with a “patch now” warning.
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Jason wants to protect his new high-end laptop from viruses but needs data on old SD cards
I’ve just bought a high-end Windows laptop for video editing while travelling around Europe. What steps can I take to prevent any possible infections from being passed on from previous machines on SD cards and external hard drives? Some of the external hard drives go back to machines from 2004 but I have never plugged any of them into any computers other than my own previous Macs and PCs. I work professionally with video, photography and coding, so all of this data is vital.
I have a five-machine Bitdefender licence but I’d be prepared to use another protection system, and I’ve looked at Sophos Intercept X. Jason
There are at least three things to think about. First, there’s the threat level: how at risk are you? Second, there’s provenance: how much do you know about your devices? Third, how can you mitigate any risks revealed by the answers to the first two questions?
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‘Sea Turtle’ group has compromised at least 40 national security organizations in 13 countries so far, Cisco Talos says.
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