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GitLab Users Urgently Advised to Update Servers to Protect Against Critical Flaw Date: August 25, 2023 Author: Introduction GitLab, the popular web-based Git repository management platform, has issued a critical security advisory urging its users to update their servers promptly. The advisory addresses a newly discovered flaw, CVE-2023-5009, which poses a significant threat to the…
Microsoft‘s July Security Update: A Whopping 130 Vulnerabilities and Active Exploitation Microsoft‘s latest security update for July has addressed a staggering 130 unique vulnerabilities, five of which are already being actively exploited by attackers. The update covers a wide range of Microsoft products, including Windows, Office, .Net, Azure Active Directory, Printer Drivers, DMS Server, and…
Siemens and Schneider Electric Address Over 200 Vulnerabilities in ICS Patch Tuesday Introduction In the latest ICS Patch Tuesday, industrial giants Siemens and Schneider Electric have released advisories addressing well over 200 vulnerabilities in their industrial products. These vulnerabilities affect various components and could potentially lead to remote code execution, denial-of-service attacks, privilege escalation, and…
MOVEit Mitigations: New Patches Published for Further Protection Last month, a zero-day vulnerability was found in the web front-end of the MOVEit file sharing software, allowing cybercriminals to steal and threaten victims’ data using the Clop ransomware. Even companies that were not MOVEit customers were affected due to outsourced payroll providers that were MOVEit customers….
Android Update Resolves More Than 50 Vulnerabilities Google has released its June 2023 security update for Android, which resolves over 50 vulnerabilities in the mobile operating system. Among the bugs fixed was an Arm Mali GPU flaw, identified as CVE-2022-22706, that had been exploited by spyware vendors. The flaw was a kernel driver issue that…