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Cybersecurity Vulnerability News: October 2024 CVE Roundup
Keep Your Organization Safe with Up-to-Date CVE Information Cybersecurity vulnerability warnings from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) continue to identify critical concerns. If not promptly addressed, your organization is at risk. Recent high-severity vulnerabilities highlight the urgent need for timely patching and updates to defend against both existing and new threats. Don’t...
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CVE-2024-38063:IPv6远程代码执行漏洞分析
CVE-2024-51252 | Draytek Vigor 3900 1.5.1.3 mainfunction.cgi restore command injection
CVE-2024-48352 | Yealink Meeting Server 26.0.0.66 Server Response Enterprise ID information disclosure
CVE-2024-48353 | Yealink Meeting Server 26.0.0.66 information disclosure
Chinese APTs Cash In on Years of Edge Device Attacks
New LightSpy spyware version targets iPhones with destructive capabilities
CVE-2024-48217 | SiSMART 7.4.0 Dashboard resource injection
CVE-2024-41744 | IBM CICS TX Standard 11.1 cross-site request forgery
CVE-2024-51248 | Draytek Vigor 3900 1.5.1.3 mainfunction.cgi modifyrow command injection
CVE-2024-51247 | Draytek Vigor 3900 1.5.1.3 mainfunction.cgi doPPPo command injection
CVE-2017-2485 | Apple tvOS up to 10.1 Security use after free (HT207601 / Nessus ID 99264)
Stop Supply Chain Invaders
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Microsoft Edge security advisory (AV24-626)
CVE-2016-5662 | Accellion Kiteworks up to <=7.5 /opt/bin/cli default permission (VU#305607 / BID-92662)
Getting the Gist of CJIS – 5.9.5
What’s New in CJIS 5.9.5 as it Relates to Firmware Security? n the latest CJIS Security Policy, the FBI is now requiring that IT firmware be verified for integrity and monitored for unauthorized changes. Failure to comply with it can lead to denial of access to information in the CJIS system, as well as monetary […]
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