Adobe Patches 86 Vulnerabilities in Acrobat Products

Adobe on Monday released updates for the Windows and macOS versions of its Acrobat products to address tens of vulnerabilities, including critical issues that allow arbitrary code execution.

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Several Bugs Exploited in Massive Facebook Hack

Facebook Shares More Details on Hack Affecting 50 Million Accounts

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Hide ‘N Seek IoT Botnet Now Targets Android Devices

After being observed targeting smart homes just two months ago, the Hide ‘N Seek Internet of Things (IoT) botnet is now capable of infecting Android devices.

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Researchers: 11-Year-Old Flaw in Vote Scanner Still Unfixed

An uncorrected security flaw in a vote-counting machine used in 23 U.S states leaves it vulnerable to hacking 11 years after the manufacturer was alerted to it, security researchers say.

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No Patches for Critical Flaws in Fuji Electric Servo System, Drives

ICS-CERT and Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) this week disclosed the existence of several unpatched vulnerabilities affecting servo systems and drives from Japanese electrical equipment company Fuji Electric.

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Google Project Zero Discloses New Linux Kernel Flaw

Google Project Zero this week disclosed the details and released a proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit for a potentially serious Linux kernel vulnerability.

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Researchers See Improvements in Vehicle Cybersecurity

Data from vulnerability assessments conducted by security consulting firm IOActive in the past years shows some improvements in vehicle cybersecurity.

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Linux Kernel Vulnerability Affects Red Hat, CentOS, Debian

Qualys has disclosed the details of an integer overflow vulnerability in the Linux kernel that can be exploited by a local attacker for privilege escalation. The flaw, dubbed “Mutagen Astronomy,” affects certain versions of the Red Hat, CentOS and Debian distributions.

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U.S. General Service Administration Launches Bug Bounty Program

The United States General Service Administration’s (GSA) Technology Transformation Service (TTS) has launched a bug bounty program on HackerOne, the hacker-powered security platform announced on Friday.

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Cisco Removes Default Password From Video Surveillance Manager

A critical vulnerability recently patched in the Cisco Video Surveillance Manager (VSM) could allow an unauthenticated attacker to log in as root.

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