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Top Vulnerabilities Exploited in 2022 as revealed by FBI, CISA, and NSA

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The year 2022 witnessed a surge in cyberattacks by malicious actors targeting unpatched, internet-facing systems. In a joint Cybersecurity Advisory (CSA), top cybersecurity agencies...
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Nvidia patches 29 GPU driver bugs that could lead to code execution, device takeover

Nvidia fixed more than two dozen security flaws in its GPU...
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Chrome Update: Exploited Zero-Day Vulnerability fixed by Google, the 8th this year

In response to a heap buffer overflow vulnerability, Google has released...
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Google Pixel Bug nets security researcher a whopping $70k bounty

A security researcher whose Google Pixel battery died while he was...
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Debian: DSA-5277-1: php7.4 Multiple Security Issues

SUMMARY Multiple security issues were discovered in PHP, a widely-used opensource general...
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Debian: DSA-5278-1: xorg-server Buffer OverflowSecurity Update

SUMMARY It was discovered that a buffer overflow in the _getCountedString()function of...
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Open Web Analytics RCE 1.7.3 – Remote Code Execution

A Vulnerability was discovered in Open Web Analytics, by Security Researcher...
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SmartRG Remote Code Execution: SR510n 2.6.13

A Vulnerability was discovered in SmartRG Router, by Security Researcher Yerodin...
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VMware fixes three critical flaws in Workspace ONE Assist

VMware has released security updates to address three critical vulnerabilities impacting...
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Microsoft fixes Critical Bugs under attack

November 2022 Patch Tuesday is here, with fixes for many vulnerabilities...
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OpenSSL fixed two high-severity vulnerabilities

The OpenSSL project fixed two high-severity flaws in its cryptography library...
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