Adobe Fixes Critical Security Vulnerabilities In Acrobat, Reader Adobe has released security updates to address critical severity vulnerabilities affecting Adobe Acrobat and Reader for Windows and macOS that could enable attackers to execute arbitrary code on vulnerable devices. In all, the company today addressed 14 security flaws affecting the two products, 10 Read more…
Blackbaud Sued In 23 Class Action Lawsuits After Ransomware Attack Leading cloud software provider Blackbaud has been sued in 23 proposed consumer class action cases in the U.S. and Canada related to the ransomware attack that the company suffered in May 2020. Blackbaud has operations in countries around the world Read more…
Privacy-focused Brave Browser Grew Over 130% In The Past Year Brave Browser, the privacy-focused web browser, announced today that it grew in usage by over 130% in its first year of the release of its ‘Stable’ version. On November 13th, 2019, Brave Browser released its first Stable version after it Read more…
GitHub Breaks Site Layout After Forgetting To Renew Certificate This morning, GitHub’s pristine layout vanished off of the repository, in what looks like a miss on the company’s part in renewing an SSL certificate. Soon, reports emerged all over the internet from users who had to endure a broken GitHub experience. The expired certificate prevented Read more…
Oracle Issues Emergency Patch For Critical WebLogic Server Flaw Oracle issued an out-of-band security update over the weekend to address a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability impacting multiple Oracle WebLogic Server versions. The security vulnerability tracked as CVE-2020-14750 received a 9.8 severity base score from Oracle, out of a maximum rating of Read more…
Maze Ransomware Shuts Down Operations, Denies Creating Cartel The infamous Maze ransomware gang announced today that they have officially closed down their ransomware operation and will no longer be leaking new companies’ data on their site. Last week, BleepingComputer reported that Maze had stopped encrypting new victims since the middle of September, Read more…
Open Shell Brings Back The Glory Days Of The Windows Start Menu Open Shell, originally known as Classic Shell, is open-source software that allows you to replace the standard Start Menu on Windows 10 and Windows 8. Open Shell originally came out as Classic Shell in 2009 and it has Read more…
Hacker Is Selling 34 Million User Records Stolen From 17 Companies A threat actor is selling account databases containing an aggregate total of 34 million user records that they claim were stolen from seventeen companies during data breaches. On October 28th, a data breach broker created a new topic on Read more…
Emotet Malware Wants To Invite You To A Halloween Party To take advantage of the trick-or-treating festivities, the Emotet malware gang is sending out spam emails that invite you to a Halloween party. Emotet is a malware infection that spreads through emails containing Word documents containing malicious macros. Once these Read more…
FBI: How Iranian Hackers Stole Voter Info From State Election Sites DHS CISA and the FBI today shared more info on how an Iranian state-sponsored hacking group was able to harvest voter registration info from U.S. state websites, including election sites. The harvested data was later used fake Proud Boys voter Read more…
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