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.
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.
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.
Exploit
The zero-day exploit, which allows hackers to gain unauthorized access to targeted systems, was reportedly used by the infamous Lazarus Group to carry out a sophisticated rootkit attack aimed at stealing sensitive information from a variety of targets.
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.
Microsoft has issued an urgent warning regarding a newly discovered critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in Outlook, which is being actively exploited as a zero-day. The software giant urges all users to update their systems immediately to protect themselves from potential cyber attacks.
DarkMe, a new strain of malware, has recently emerged targeting traders who use the Microsoft SmartScreen feature. This sophisticated malware leverages a zero-day vulnerability in the SmartScreen feature, allowing it to go undetected by traditional security measures.
Apple has recently fixed a critical zero-day vulnerability in its Apple Vision Pro software that could have potentially been exploited by hackers. The bug was discovered by security researchers who promptly alerted Apple to ensure that it was addressed before any malicious activities occurred.
Apple has recently released an urgent security patch aiming to fix a zero-day vulnerability affecting iPhones and Macs. The company has advised all users to promptly update their devices to protect against potential cyber threats.
