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Posted by Auto Poster | Aug 7, 2019 | Intel |
A speculative execution vulnerability has been discovered by BitDefender researchers in systems running Intel modems built since 2012. SWAPGS vulnerability allows a malware-ridden program to access the computer’s kernel memory....
Read MorePosted by Auto Poster | Aug 6, 2019 | Social Media |
Facebook has filed a lawsuit today against two Android app developers for infecting their users with malware that faked clicks on ads. Both the Hong Kong-based JediMobi and the Singapore-based LionMobi were a part of the social...
Read MorePosted by Auto Poster | Aug 6, 2019 | Misc |
This week’s stories• A widespread false alarm about Facebook’s planned subversion of end-to-end encryption• Still more municipality Ransomware attacks• Anti-encryption saber rattling among the Five Eyes nations•...
Read MorePosted by Auto Poster | Aug 6, 2019 | Misc |
Your mid-week infosec news bonanza: Cisco bugs, VMware-Nvidia guest escapes, KDE hijacking, and more Go to Source Including: Microsoft spins up Azure security lab, offers more bug bounty cash Roundup Before letting the IT staff...
Read MorePosted by Auto Poster | Aug 6, 2019 | Microsoft |
Deja-woooo: Intel, AMD chips running Windows potentially vulnerable to scary Spectre variant Go to Source SWAPGS can be abused to siphon sensitive secrets from kernel memory, patches already available Spectre – a family of...
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