macOS < 10.14.3 / iOS < 12.1.3 – Kernel Heap Overflow in PF_KEY due to Lack of Bounds Checking when Retrieving Statistics
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macOS < 10.14.3 / iOS < 12.1.3 XNU – 'vm_map_copy' Optimization which Requires Atomicity isn't Atomic
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macOS < 10.14.3 / iOS < 12.1.3 – Sandbox Escapes due to Type Confusions and Memory Safety Issues in iohideventsystem
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macOS < 10.14.3 / iOS < 12.1.3 – Arbitrary mach Port Name Deallocation in XPC Services due to Invalid mach Message Parsing in _xpc_serializer_unpack
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Criminals are taking advantage of Gmail’s ‘dots don’t matter’ feature to set up multiple fraudulent accounts on websites, using variations of the same email address, Agari says.
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While containers can create more secure application development environments, they also introduce new security challenges that affect security and compliance.
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In addition, 91 reported fines have been imposed since the regulation went into effect last May.
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That’s the conclusion of a classified postmortem report sent to the White House yesterday by Acting Attorney General and DHS Secretary.
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Here’s the latest Naked Security podcast – give it a listen!
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