Flash Notices (23)

Flash Notice - Windows Zero-Day 'InstallerFileTakeOver' Vulnerability Allows Unauthorized Users to Become an Admin

During Patch Tuesday, Microsoft fixed a zero-day Windows vulnerability. However, the patch was bypassed and led to a new privilege elevation vulnerability named ‘InstallerFileTakeOver’.

Flash Notice - APT Group Exploits FatPipe Zero-Day Vulnerability for 6 Months

The FBI issued a notice yesterday warning that APT has been exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in FatPipe’s router clustering and load balancer products.

Flash Notice - Emotet Botnet is Back with New Spam Campaigns

Last seen in January 2021, after law enforcement took them down, Emotet is back & is using TrickBot to install Emotet malware on infected Windows systems.

Flash Notice - BotenaGo Botnet Could Affect Millions of Routers & IoT Devices

A new botnet named BotenaGo has been seen in the wild targeting a number of IoT devices & routers. BotenaGo can exploit up to 30 different vulnerabilities.

Flash Notice: Philips TASY EMR Vulnerabilities Could Cause Patient Data Breach

On November 5, 2021, Philips advised their customers of two security vulnerabilities that may cause a patient data breach in their TASY EMR HTML5 system.

Flash Notice - Apache Fixes Zero-Day Vulnerability on Airflow Servers

Researchers from Intezer published details about two Apache Airflow Server vulnerabilities that are being tracked as CVE-2021-41773.

Flash Notice - Critical VMware vCenter Server Flaw

VMware released a statement detailing how Internet-exposed vCenter servers are actively being targeted by attackers.

Flash Notice: Microsoft Azure OMIGOD Vulnerability

The researchers at Cloud security company, Wiz, disclosed a new vulnerability, OMIGOD, that affects Microsoft Azure.

Flash Notice – Microsoft Issues Warning for Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

A statement has been released by Microsoft warning users of a remote code execution vulnerability in Office 365 and Office 2019 on Windows 10.

Flash Notice – The PrintNightmare Continues

These disappointing developments coincide with reports of ransomware groups exploiting the PrintNightmare family of vulnerabilities in the wild.

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