CERT-In is urging Google Chrome users to upgrade immediately to the new version of the Chrome browser to protect sensitive information on their machines and prevent contact spoofing and denial of service (DoS) attacks exploiting Chrome vulnerabilities.
Purdue University security researchers recently discovered a vulnerability affecting IoT devices running Bluetooth which could lead to spoofing attacks. The vulnerability has a broad impact on mainstream platforms that support BLE communications, including Linux, Android and iOS.
The project behind the Rust programming language has revoked all API keys from its crates.io package web app. These API keys were not randomly generated and were being stored in plain text.
A new report reveals that common home routers from Netgear, Linksys, D-Link and other vendors contain serious security vulnerabilities that even updates don’t fix. While Linux can be a very secure OS in theory, researchers have found that many of these vulnerable routers are powered by very old versions of Linux that lack support and are riddled with security issues as a result.
Did you know that your router could be the biggest security hole in your network?
Have you heard that F5 has patched a severe security vulnerability in its BIG-IP product? The bug can be exploited by attackers over the Internet to gain access to the TMUI component, which runs on top of a Tomcat server on BIG-IP's Linux-based operating system.
