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Vulnerability Recap 11/4/24 – Fourteen-Year Bug Finally Gets Patched

eSecurity Planet

We’re looking at cloud credential theft (not good) and a big win for early vulnerability fixes (better) this week, as well as critical Mitsubishi Electric and Rockwell Automation bugs that could affect industrial control environments. They’ve stolen over 10,000 cloud credentials thus far, Sysdig reports.

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Apache Log4j Zero Day Exploit Puts Large Number of Servers at Severe Risk

eSecurity Planet

The software is used by both enterprise applications as well as cloud-based services, and the vulnerability could have wide effects on enterprises, according to security professionals. They wrote that many services are vulnerable to the exploit, including cloud services like Apple iCloud and Steam and applications like Minecraft.

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Vulnerability Recap 4/15/24 – Palo Alto, Microsoft, Ivanti Exploits

eSecurity Planet

However, it’s unknown how many of them are legitimate Ivanti VPNs and how many are honeypots. April 9, 2024 Critical Windows Command Injection Vulnerability in Rust Standard Library Type of vulnerability: Command injection. The fix: On April 2, Ivanti provided fixes to address this problem and three other vulnerabilities.

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Vulnerability Recap 7/15/24 – Industry Patches vs Flaw Exploits

eSecurity Planet

VMware: Discovered an HTML injection issue in Cloud Director. Within 24 hours, exploits began attacking honeypot servers with remote access trojans, bitcoin miners, and DDoS botnets. Use modern component libraries, then conduct comprehensive code reviews and aggressive adversarial testing throughout the development process.