
Apple has known about the vulnerability, which also affects iPadOS 15 and Safari 15, since late November.
Apple has known about the vulnerability, which also affects iPadOS 15 and Safari 15, since late November.
The flaws are now fixed, but they speak to the growing concerns around interactionless attacks.
The critical vulnerability is buried among endless open source code, and many cyber experts are stumped.
So far, Log4Shell has resulted mostly in cryptomining and a little espionage. The really bad stuff is just around the corner.
ForcedEntry is “one of the most technically sophisticated exploits” Project Zero security researchers have ever seen.
While looking for additional Exchange vulnerabilities in the wake of this year’s zero-days, Kaspersky found an IIS add-on that harvests credentials from OWA whenever, and wherever, someone logs in.