by Paul Ducklin If you’ve ever written technical documentation to use online, you probably started out by creating it directly in HTML (hypertext markup language), so you could drop it directly into your website. You may have used various HTML editors that gave you a...
by Paul Ducklin LISTEN NOW [01’34”] LAPSUS$ hacking, 2022-style. [06’11”] Zero-day emergency updates from Apple. [08’46”] Elevation of privilege patches in Android. [09’41”] Bugs fixed in Firefox 99. [11’00”] The SATAN network scanner and its impact on threat reponse....
by Paul Ducklin German police have located and closed down the servers of Hydra, allegedly one of the world’s biggest underground online stores. Investigators at the Bundeskriminalamt (BKI – the Federal Criminal Police Office) claim that the Russian-language Hydra...
by Paul Ducklin The once-every-four-weeks security update to Mozilla’s Firefox browser officially arrived today. The regular version of Firefox is now 99.0, while the Extended Support Release, which gets security fixes without any feature updates, is now 91.8.0 ESR....
by Paul Ducklin The good news in this month’s Android patches is that even though Google’s own updates close off numerous elevation of privilege (EoP) holes, there aren’t any remote code execution bugs on the list. The bad news, of course, is that EoP bugs that...
by Paul Ducklin The infamous LAPSUS$ gang, whose curious brand of cyberextortion has been linked with intrusions at Microsoft, Samsung, Okta, Nvidia and others, still seems to be on the boil. According to Microsoft’s own analysis of the gang’s intrusion at Microsoft...
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