Month: June 2024

The GNU C Library, commonly known as glibc, is a critical component in many Linux distributions. It provides core functions essential for system operations. However, like any software library, it...

In recent months, a series of cyber onslaughts have shaken networks across Europe, with the insidious HeadLace malware at the heart of the storm. This malevolent software, attributed to the...

Intel Microcode, the firmware responsible for controlling the behavior of Intel CPUs, has recently been found to have several vulnerabilities. These issues could potentially allow attackers to gain unauthorized access...

  Imagine handing over the controls of your website to someone you don’t trust – that’s the risk of RCE vulnerabilities in WordPress. Attackers can modify website content, inject spammy...

In recent times, Microsoft security advisory has issued a stern warning about the pressing need to fortify the security of internet-exposed operational technology (OT) vulnerabilities on devices. This caution comes...

Organizations should shift from a traditional, static approach to cybersecurity to a more dynamic and risk-based approach. CARTA emphasizes the need for a dynamic security posture that adapts to evolving...

Recent developments have highlighted a critical security flaw in GitHub Enterprise Server, underscoring the importance of proactive measures to ensure the integrity of code hosting platforms. Let’s have a look...

cJSON is a widely-used, ultralightweight JSON parser written in ANSI C. It provides a simple and efficient way to parse and generate JSON data in C programs. Due to its...

A recent revelation in the cybersecurity realm uncovers a concerning development dubbed GHOSTENGINE, a cryptojacking campaign employing a sophisticated method to bypass security measures. In this blog, we’ll look at...

Attention Apache Flink users! The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) recently added an Apache Flink vulnerability to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog, highlighting evidence of its active exploitation....

In a recent revelation, an unidentified malicious actor has been exploiting vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Server to infiltrate systems with a keylogger malware, targeting various entities across Africa and the...