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Apple iOS in-app ads mainly targeted, injecting malicious JavaScript code to rack up phony views.
The Register
Scriptkiddies rush to machine intelligence to make up for lack in skills Cybercriminals are famously fast adopters of new tools for nefarious purposes, and ChatGPT is no different in that regard. …
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Scriptkiddies rush to machine intelligence to make up for lack in skills Cybercriminals are famously fast adopters of new tools for nefarious purposes, and ChatGPT is no different in that regard. …
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About three-quarters of Java and .NET applications have vulnerabilities from the OWASP Top 10 list, while only 55% of JavaScript codebases have such flaws, according to testing data.
ZDNet Security
Bleeping Computer
A new Linux malware downloader created using SHC (Shell Script Compiler) has been spotted in the wild, infecting systems with Monero cryptocurrency miners and DDoS IRC bots. [...]
The Register
Also, script kiddies are coming for your gift cards, and Meta's Cambridge Analytica pathetic payout Merry Christmas, Linux systems administrators: Here's a kernel vulnerability with a CVSS score of 10 in your SMB server for the holiday season giving an unauthenticated user remote code execution. …
Bleeping Computer
A critical vulnerability in the Ghost CMS newsletter subscription system could allow external users to create newsletters or modify existing ones so that they contain malicious JavaScript. [...]
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New research also analyzes the commoditization of adversary-in-the-middle attacks, JavaScript obfuscation in exploit kits, and a malware family with Gothic Panda ties.
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Web-application firewalls from AWS, Cloudflare, F5, Imperva, and Palo Alto Networks are vulnerable to a database attack using the popular JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) format.