MacOS Monterey Update Causes Some Macs to Become Unbootable A growing number of Mac and Macbook owners report that their devices become unbootable after attempting to update to the latest version of macOS, codenamed ‘Monterey.’ Apple released Monterey last week and made it available to all MacBook Pro and Macbook Air models that came out
MITRE Shares List of Most Dangerous Hardware Weaknesses MITRE shared a list of the topmost dangerous programming, design, and architecture security flaws plaguing hardware this year. Such weaknesses can be found in hardware programming, design, or architecture, leading to exploitable vulnerabilities and exposing systems to attacks. This list is the result of the not-for-profit MITRE organization collaborating
FBI: Ransomware Targets Companies During Mergers and Acquisitions The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) warns that ransomware gangs are targeting companies involved in “time-sensitive financial events” such as corporate mergers and acquisitions to make it easier to extort their victims. In a private industry notification published on Monday, the FBI said ransomware operators would use the
Android November Patch Fixes Actively Exploited Kernel Bug Google has released the Android November 2021 security updates, which address 18 vulnerabilities in the framework and system components, and 18 more flaws in the kernel and vendor components. Among the fixes, there’s one that plugs CVE-2021-1048, a local escalation of privilege caused by a use after free weakness, which, according
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