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ThreatPost
Researchers offer more detail on the bug, which can allow attackers to completely take over targets.
ThreatPost
End of life, end of support, pandemic-induced shipping delays and remote work, scanning failures: It’s a recipe for a patching nightmare, federal cyberserurity CTO Matt Keller says.
Bleeping Computer
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released new authentication system recommendations, highlighting multiple erroneous approaches in currently established practices. [...]
Bleeping Computer
UScellular, self-described as the fourth-largest wireless carrier in the US, has disclosed a data breach after the company's billing system was hacked in December 2021. [...]
The Hacker News
A group of academics from the University of California, Santa Barbara, has demonstrated what it calls a "scalable technique" to vet smart contracts and mitigate state-inconsistency bugs, discovering 47 zero-day vulnerabilities on the Ethereum blockchain in the process. Smart contracts are programs stored on the blockchain that are automatically executed when predetermined conditions are met
ZDNet Security
Some people in NSW were unable to cast their local election vote due to the iVote system not issuing them with the necessary security credential before the close of voting on election day.
The Hacker News
Multiple backdoors have been discovered during a penetration test in the firmware of a widely used voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) appliance from Auerswald, a German telecommunications hardware manufacturer, that could be abused to gain full administrative access to the devices. "Two backdoor passwords were found in the firmware of the COMpact 5500R PBX," researchers from RedTeam Pentesting
Dark Reading
Security experts in Germany discover similar attacks that lock building engineering management firms out of the BASes they built and manage — by turning a security feature against them.
Dark Reading
The "PseudoManuscrypt" operation infected some 35,000 computers with cyber-espionage malware and targeted computers in both government and private industry.
Graham Cluley
The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is inviting security researchers to uncover vulnerabilities and hack into its systems, in an attempt to better protect itself from malicious attacks. Read more in my article on the Tripwire State of Security blog.