The critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) bug found in 92,000 D-Link Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices is now being targeted in attacks, cybersecurity experts warned on Thursday.
In a shocking revelation, the Ministry of Truth for the highly anticipated video game “Helldivers 2” has admitted to deceiving the public over the existence of flying bugs in the game. The admission comes after players discovered that the bugs, which were previously thought to be ground-based enemies, can actually take to the air.
Apple has announced the upcoming release of iOS 17.4.1 for iPhone users worldwide. The update is set to be distributed over-the-air and will be available for download directly through the Settings app.
Recently, Helldivers 2 players have taken their love for the game to a whole new level. They have been role-playing as the bugs, also known as Terminids, from the game with such dedication that it has caught the attention of many.
Google, one of the tech industry giants, has paid out a staggering amount of over $10 million in bug bounties throughout the year 2023. This significant investment in cybersecurity highlights Google’s commitment to ensuring the safety and security of its products and services.
Microsoft’s March 2024 Patch Tuesday has been launched to address a total of 60 vulnerabilities in their products. Out of these, 18 of them are classified as Remote Code Execution (RCE) bugs, which could potentially be exploited by malicious actors to take control of a system.
The Windows Kernel bug that was fixed last month has been used as a zero-day exploit since August, according to security researchers. The vulnerability impacted all Windows operating systems and could allow an attacker to gain elevated privileges on a target system.
Palworld developers have issued an apology after a recent patch inadvertently removed a bug that was intentionally left in the game for players to enjoy. The bug, which allowed players to have fun and explore new possibilities within the survival game, was removed without warning in the latest update.
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The login bug reportedly affects the ability of players to sign into the game on the PS5 platform. It has led to widespread complaints from the Helldivers 2 community, with many expressing their disappointment and frustration over not being able to play the game.
A recent security report has revealed that over 28,500 Microsoft Exchange servers are currently vulnerable to an actively exploited bug. This vulnerability has the potential to allow threat actors to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information stored on these servers.
