Vulnerabilities Exploited
These zero-day flaws allow the forensic companies to gain unauthorized access to the sensitive data on Pixel phones. This includes personal information, messages, and other potentially compromising data stored on the devices.
DarkGate malware has recently been reported to have exploited a vulnerability in a Microsoft software, causing a zero-day attack that puts thousands of devices at risk.
Microsoft announced their latest round of updates for March, addressing a total of 61 vulnerabilities across various products. The updates include fixes for critical flaws in Hyper-V, which could potentially allow attackers to take control of affected systems.
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.
VMware has recently issued security patches for vulnerabilities found in its ESXi, Workstation, and Fusion products.
Apple has issued critical updates for zero-day flaws that are actively being exploited by cybercriminals. These updates are crucial for all Apple users to install as soon as possible to protect their devices from potential security risks.
In recent cyber attacks, Lazarus hackers have been exploiting a Windows kernel flaw as a zero-day vulnerability. The distribution of this exploit has been widespread, affecting numerous organizations across different sectors globally.
Zoom, the popular video conferencing platform, has recently patched a critical flaw in its Windows application that could have potentially allowed hackers to gain elevated privileges on users’ devices. The flaw, which was discovered by cybersecurity researchers, highlights the importance of regular software updates and the need for users to stay vigilant about their online security.
A critical flaw in Microsoft Exchange Server, identified as CVE-2024-21410, is currently being exploited by malicious actors worldwide. This vulnerability has the potential to cause significant damage to organizations, and immediate action is required to safeguard sensitive data and secure corporate networks.
Microsoft, the global tech giant, has recently released a collection of patches targeting a whopping 73 vulnerabilities in its software. The updates cover a range of products, from Windows and Office to other widely-used applications. Among the patches, two zero-day vulnerabilities within the Windows operating system have also been addressed. This move by Microsoft aims to enhance security and protect its users from potential cyber threats.
