Microsoft Patches Excel Zero-day Used in Attacks, Asks Mac Users to Wait During this month’s Patch Tuesday, Microsoft has patched an Excel zero-day vulnerability exploited in the wild by threat actors. Zero-days, as defined by Microsoft, are publicly disclosed bugs with no official security updates. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2021-42292, is a high severity security feature
PhoneSpy: Android Spyware Campaign Targeting South Korean Users An ongoing spyware campaign dubbed ‘PhoneSpy’ targets South Korean users via a range of lifestyle apps that nest in the device and silently exfiltrate data. The campaign deploys a powerful Android malware capable of stealing sensitive information from the users and taking over the device’s microphone and
New Android Malware Targets Netflix, Instagram, and Twitter Users A new Android malware known as MasterFred uses fake login overlays to steal the credit card information of Netflix, Instagram, and Twitter users. This new Android banking trojan also targets bank customers with custom fake login overlays in multiple languages. A MasterFred sample was first submitted to
These Invisible Characters Could Be Hidden Backdoors in Your JS Code Could malicious backdoors be hiding in your code, that otherwise appears perfectly clean to the human eye and text editors alike? A security researcher has shed light on how invisible characters can be snuck into JavaScript code to introduce security risks, like backdoors, into your software. Also
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