Overnight a number of warnings have gone out to the Security Community about a new CRITICAL security flaw in Android. The new flaw is named \”Dirty Stream\” and allows malicious apps to easily hijack legitimate apps. Currently there is very little protection from this flaw until Google releases a security patch and app developers release […]
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Printers (of all makes, models and types), are either loved or hated in generally equal measures with very little middle ground. However, printers are the forgotten hole in the vast majority of Cybersecurity plans as most people and/or organisations just think of them as printing stuff, scanning stuff or very old school – faxing stuff.
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Google has released 2x security updates for Google Chrome that patch highly-severity vulnerabilities. The first of these warnings impacts Chrome’s desktop users—on Windows and Mac. Google has just confirmed a security update that includes at least three high-severity fixes for vulnerabilities of the kind that have been exploited in the past. Two of the three vulnerabilities relate
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At SecureSphere, we have been asked what CVSS is and what the score of 0 – 10 means. So, we thought this might help answer some of those questions. CVSS stands for the Common Vulnerability Scoring System. It\’s a way to evaluate and rank reported vulnerabilities in a standardized and repeatable way. The goal of
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