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Ionut Arghire
Ionut Arghire is an international correspondent for SecurityWeek.
Recent articles by Ionut Arghire
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Cisco and F5 Networks are investigating the possible impact of the recently patched libssh vulnerability on their products, while other vendors have concluded similar investigations
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A code execution vulnerability in the LIVE555 Streaming Media library impacts VLC, MPlayer and other applications
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Patch for a recently disclosed XSS vulnerability in Branch.io introduced another similar flaw
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Google further improves Android security with new Protected Confirmation API
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Kaspersky Lab researchers have analyzed DarkPulsar, another exploit supposedly stolen from the NSA-linked Equation Group
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Thousands of projects are possibly impacted by a jQuery File Upload plugin vulnerability that has been actively exploited in the wild
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A China-linked cyber espionage group known as Tick was observed using the Datper malware in a recent campaign
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Mozilla announces that Firefox Nightly now supports encrypting the Transport Layer Security (TLS) Server Name Indication (SNI) extension
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Celia/VGo telepresence robots from Vecna are affected by several vulnerabilities
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Apple users can now get a copy of the data the tech giant has on them, directly from a refreshed and expanded privacy website rolled out this week
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Google has packed the recently launched Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL devices with Titan M, a security chip that can better protect information at hardware level
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A recently observed cyber-espionage campaign targeting South Korea, the United States and Canada is reusing malicious code previously associated with state-sponsored Chinese group APT1
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Google released Chrome 70 on Tuesday and the latest version brings updated sign-in options and patches for 23 vulnerabilities
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The maker of the LuminosityLink RAT was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison
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A cyber espionage group named GreyEnergy, linked by researchers to Russia's BlackEnergy, has been targeting energy and transportation companies in Ukraine and other countries
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Oracle’s October 2018 Critical Patch Update (CPU) includes 301 security fixes, bringing the total number of patches released this year to 1,119
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A newly discovered infection campaign is leveraging malicious RTF files to deliver information-stealing Trojans without being detected
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All major web browsers will deprecate support for the older Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.0 and 1.1 protocols in the first half of 2020
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A vulnerability in the software update process of certain Medtronic Programmer models has determined the company to block the functionality on some devices
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The latest Android leverages Google Cloud’s Titan technology to better protect users’ backed-up application data
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A patch released by Microsoft for a serious vulnerability affecting its JET Database Engine is incomplete
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A group of United States senators sent a letter to Google, urging it to provide an internal memo that supposedly explains why the company did not disclose the Google+ data exposure that was discovered in March.
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Hackers exploit the Drupal vulnerability known as Drupalgeddon2 to install a backdoor on compromised servers
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Google has made the Android kernel more resilient to code reuse attacks, courtesy of implemented support for LLVM’s Control Flow Integrity (CFI).
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Mozilla this week announced that the distrust of older Symantec certificates, initially planned for Firefox 63, will be delayed.
SecurityWeek Daily Briefing
- Japan Orders Facebook to Improve Data Protection
- Cisco, F5 Networks Investigate libssh Vulnerability Impact
- Flaw in Media Library Impacts VLC, Other Software
- Hackers Deface Website of Saudi Investment Forum
- Securing the Vote Against Increasing Threats
- Recent Branch.io Patch Creates New XSS Flaw
- Cyberbit Launches Portable ICS Security Assessment Solution
- Google Boosts Android Security with Protected Confirmation
- Hackers Breach HealthCare.gov System, Get Data on 75,000
- NSA-Linked 'DarkPulsar' Exploit Tool Detailed
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