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Apple released a number of patches, including a security update for iOS 11, which is available today.
Equifax suffered another breach of its systems, back in March, the company revealed Monday.
The risks surrounding the latest Apache bug, called Optionsbleed, are limited given it can only be attacked under certain conditions. Apache, and many Linux distributions, have patched the flaw.
An undocumented Microsoft Office feature allows for spying via specially crafted Word documents—no macros, exploits or any other active content needed.
A cryptocurrency miner surfaced on The Pirate Bay for a day over the weekend.
A rogue version of the WordPress plugin called “Display Widget” allowed third-parties to injecting spam advertising content into victims’ sites.
Users who run four different types of VMware products, ESXi, vCenter Server, Fusion and Workstation, are being encouraged to update to address a series of vulnerabilities, one critical.
Equifax divulged on Wednesday that the culprit behind this summer’s breach of 143 million Americans was an Apache Struts vulnerability, CVE-2017-5638, patched back in March.
Google has ejected 50 apps from its Google Play store that were harboring mobile malware dubbed ExpensiveWall.
Over 4,000 insecure Elasticsearch servers have been hosting the point-of-sale malware Alina and JackPoS.