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Alert For Windows 10 Users! Update Your System Immediately to Patch 9 Critical Vulnerabilities!

 Posted By: Ljsingh / Aug 10, 2016 /  Windows , Security Updates , Remote Code Execution , Vulnerability , cyber security , Information Security , CDI

Alert For Windows 10 Users! Update Your System Immediately to Patch 9 Critical Vulnerabilities! Microsoft has released a latest security update on Tuesday to patch 9 critical vulnerabilities.  These vulnerabilities has been discovered by security researchers in Internet Explorer, Edge Browser, Microsoft Graphics Component, Microsoft Office, Windows Boot Manager and Windows PDF library. This update has been released by Microsoft to patch total 9 security flaws and 5 of them has been ranke

Redirect to SMB - 18 year old bug in Windows allows Steal Credentials

 Posted By: Ljsingh / Apr 14, 2015 /  MITM , Server Message Block SMB , Windows 10 , Windows , Microsoft

Cylance Researchers have discovered a major vulnerability in Windows Operating System. A new technique has been found for stealing login credentials from any Windows System, tablet or even Server. All Major versions of the OS are affected including the yet to release Windows 10. The software products from 31 companies are said to be affected by this vulnerability, which marks Adobe, Apple, Box, Microsoft, Oracle and Symantec on the line. The Vulnerability Redirect to SMB vulnerability allows a

Forget Windows, Even Mac OS X is Vulnerable to DLL Hijacking Attacks!

 Posted By: Ljsingh / Mar 26, 2015 /  Apple , OS X Yosemite , Microsoft , Windows , OS X , Microsoft Windows , Mountain Lion , DLL Hijacking

Have been thinking from years that DLL Hijacking is just restricted to Windows only? Then let us make it clear, NO! It's nothing like that. Windows were found vulnerable to DLL Hijacking attacks years ago, but a latest research by a Security Firm research director, Patrick Wardle at Synack, revealed OS X are also similarly vulnerable to DLL Hijacking attacks. Mac OS X Dll Hijacking Patrick is going to show off this concept similar to Windows DLL Hijacking at CanSecWest Applied Security C

Windows Auto-Run Bypass Vulnerability; Blu-Ray Players affected!

 Posted By: Ljsingh / Mar 3, 2015 /  Bypass Vulnerability , Windows Auto-Run Bypass , Blu-Ray Players , Windows

The best quality video viewing device known as the Blu-Ray player can easily be hacked through 2 different approaches, stated British hacker Stephen Tomkinson. He claimed about having built a disc which has the capabilities of detecting the player's type which can execute it's own special programs before continuing to play the desired video on the disc without the knowledge of it's user. This attack can be used to carry further attacks on to the target network or get hold of sensit

Zero-Day Vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player, Patch in Progress

 Posted By: cdi / Jan 23, 2015 /  Linux , Macintosh , Internet Explorer , Windows 7 , Windows 8.1 , Windwos 8 , Windows , Firefox , Bedep malware , Angler Exploit Kit , Adobe Flash Player , Adobe , 0Day , Zero-Day , Malware , Vulnerability

A recent Zero-Day vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player puts many at risks, including the users of Facebook, as the Facebook videos use Flash Player for the video playback. Recent report regarding a critical Zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player from a French independent researcher "Kafeine" and an unconfirmed report published by Symantec, drove Adobe to investigate the flaw and fix it. On Thursday, Adobe's representatives announced that they are investigating rep