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TPM 2.0: The new standard for secure firmware
Connected devices are better protected from cyberattacks and less likely to be compromised by errors thanks to the new TPM 2.0 specification from the Trusted Computing Group (TCG). Manufacturers attach a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) to a device to help users and administrators authenticate its identity, to generate and store encryption keys, and to ensure platform integrity. Before the TPM specification was updated, users and administrators could only assume the TPM was working correctly because … More →
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CVE-2000-0666 | Red Hat Linux up to 7.0 nfs-utils rpc.statd format string (EDB-20075 / Nessus ID 61819)
QNAP High Severity Vulnerabilities Let Remote attackers to Compromise System
QNAP Systems, Inc. has identified multiple high-severity vulnerabilities in its operating systems, potentially allowing attackers to compromise systems and execute malicious activities. These issues affect several versions of QNAP’s QTS and QuTS hero operating systems. Users are urged to update their devices immediately to mitigate security risks. Below is an overview of the identified vulnerabilities: […]
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