Ivanti CSA Vulnerabilities in Active Exploitation

Ivanti CSA Vulnerabilities in Active Exploitation

Ivanti has alerted its customers to three new security flaws affecting its Cloud Service Appliance (CSA). These vulnerabilities are now being actively exploited by attackers. You might be interested in: Serious Security Flaw in WordPress LiteSpeed Cache Plugin The Utah-based software company…


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Facebook Data Ads Face E.U. Restrictions

E.U. Limits Meta’s Facebook Ads Data

A Big Change for Meta Platforms In a major decision, the highest court in Europe has ruled that Meta Platforms, the company behind Facebook, must limit how it uses personal data for targeted ads. Even if users have agreed to share their information, Meta now faces restrictions on how they can…


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Serious Security Flaw in WordPress LiteSpeed Cache Plugin

Serious Security Flaw in WordPress LiteSpeed Cache Plugin

Overview of the LiteSpeed Cache Plugin Issue A serious security flaw has been found in the LiteSpeed Cache plugin for WordPress, which could allow hackers to run harmful JavaScript code under certain conditions. This vulnerability, labeled as CVE-2024-47374, has a CVSS score of 7.2 and is…


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700K DrayTek Routers Vulnerable to Hacks

700K DrayTek Routers Vulnerable to Hacks

Recent investigations have uncovered over a dozen vulnerabilities in household and enterprise routers made by DrayTek. These flaws could be exploited by attackers to take control of vulnerable routers and gain access to enterprise networks. You might be interested in: MediaTek Wi-Fi Chips Hacked –…


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The Rise of Phishing as a Service

The Rise of Phishing as a Service

Over the past year, more than 140,000 phishing websites have been linked to a platform called Sniper Dz, which offers phishing as a service (PhaaS). This service allows cybercriminals to easily set up and execute phishing attacks, stealing credentials from unsuspecting users. You might be…


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Meta Faces €91M Fine for Password Breach

Meta Faces €91M Fine for Password Breach

Investigation into 2019 Password Incident In March 2019, Meta (formerly Facebook) faced scrutiny after it was revealed that the company had stored customer passwords in plain text within its systems. Following an investigation, the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has now fined Meta €91…


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I Hacked EXIF GPS Data in 5 Minutes Using Python

I Hacked EXIF GPS Data in 5 Minutes Using Python One of the reasons Python is so powerful in security testing is its versatility and ease of use. Whether you’re automating tasks, scanning for vulnerabilities, or exploiting weaknesses, Python has you covered. With countless libraries and…


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These OSINT Challenges are CrAzY gOOd… | Hacktoria CTF Revealed

These OSINT Challenges are CrAzY gOOd… | Hacktoria CTF Revealed   🧠 Discover the most thrilling OSINT challenges in this exclusive Hacktoria CTF reveal! Brace yourself as we dive deep into the raw world of Open Source Intelligence, where only the sharpest minds survive! In…


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Remote Hacks Possible with Kia License Plates

Remote Hacks Possible with Kia License Plates

Security Issues Could Have Allowed Remote Vehicle Control Researchers have uncovered several significant security flaws in Kia vehicles that, before being fixed, could have allowed hackers to remotely control essential car functions using just a license plate. According to security experts Neiko…


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Critical Exploit in MediaTek Wi-Fi Chipsets: Zero-Click Vulnerability

Critical Exploit in MediaTek Wi-Fi Chipsets: Zero-Click Vulnerability   Hey guys, I want to quickly bring your attention to a serious vulnerability you need to know about. This one affects MediaTek Wi-Fi chipsets, which are found in many routers and smartphones.


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