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The vulnerability in the D-Link DIR825 Rev B includes cases up to firmware version 2.10 and includes the stack-based buffer overflow vulnerability (CVE-202...
Running a vulnerability scanner often gives you a long list of findings. Many are low-priority noise, but a few high/critical issues appear again and again...
OpenVAS (Open Vulnerability Assessment System) is one of the most widely used free and open-source vulnerability scanners available today. It is the commu...
As an unexpected but highly unpleasant twist for end-users of eScan (developed by MicroWorld Technologies of India), a series of updates designed to enhanc...
According to Cybersecurity firm Socket, a sneaky supply chain compromise on the Open VSX Registry (the open-source alternative to Microsoft's VS Code exten...
The term "Garage APTs" (Advanced Persistent Threats/small teams) in cyber security defines entities that are small, but now can implement APT level operati...
Many employees use personal or unapproved accounts of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, or similar LLMs, often because the official company-...
AI-driven bots that automatically join messaging groups (WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Viber, Facebook Messenger communities) have become one of the most ef...
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