Check your patches – public exploit now out for critical Exchange bug
It was a zero-day bug until Patch Tuesday, now there’s an anyone-can-use-it exploit. Don’t be the one who hasn’t patched.
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It was a zero-day bug until Patch Tuesday, now there’s an anyone-can-use-it exploit. Don’t be the one who hasn’t patched.
A slew of security bulletins from Apple HQ, including 37 bugs listed as fixed in the initial public release of macOS Monterey.
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Double trouble: two zero-days, patched in the same emergency update. So please don’t delay – patch today!
by Paul Ducklin You might be forgiven for thinking that July 2021 was Microsoft’s month for cybersecurity vulnerabilities. First there was PrintNightmare in several guises, followed by HiveNightmare (an entirely unrelated bug that nevertheless attracted the “Nightmare” moniker), followed by PetitPotam (which went down the cute aquatic mammal naming path). . . . Read more
by Paul Ducklin There’s a critical Windows bug out there that’s not only known by three different names, but also listed variously as having three different severities. The first name you will see is the official MITRE identifier CVE-2021-1675, fixed in the Microsoft June 2020 Patch Tuesday update that was . . . Read more
by Paul Ducklin Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday announcement was bad enough, with six in-the-wild vulnerabilities patched, including one buried in the vestiges of Internet Explorer’s MSHTML web rendering code… …and it’s been followed by Google’s latest Chrome security advisory, which includes a zero-day patch (CVE-2021-30551) to Chrome’s JavaScript engine amongst its . . . Read more
by Paul Ducklin We’ve seen several news stories talking up some great new features in Apple’s latest software update for iOS, which was released yesterday. However, we’re much more interested in the security patches that arrived in the update to iOS 14.6, because Apple fixed 38 significant bugs, covered by . . . Read more