“A new spear-phishing campaign is attempting to infect PCs with Trickbot, one of the most prevalent and potent forms of malware around today, a joint advisory from the FBI and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has warned. For you: If your organization is using Apache OfBiz, make sure to update to the latest version 17.12.06 that addresses the vulnerability.įBI: Phishing emails are spreading this sophisticated malware Be in the look out for any updated versions of Zoom that should address this vulnerability. For you: Although this vulnerability is rare to do at the moment it is possible and the Zoom Clients are still vulnerable.
Tracked as CVE-2021-28133, the unpatched security vulnerability makes it possible to reveal contents of applications that are not shared, but only briefly, thereby making it harder to exploit it in the wild.” “A newly discovered glitch in Zoom's screen sharing feature can accidentally leak sensitive information to other attendees in a call, according to the latest findings.
New Zoom Screen-Sharing Bug Lets Other Users Access Restricted Apps For you: If your Organization uses NetOp Vision Pro make sure you have the update from February that addressed the vulnerabilities. Features include viewing student screens and sharing the teachers', implementing web filters, pushing URLs, chat functions, and freezing student screens."
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The software is marketed for teachers to keep control of lessons. "On Monday, McAfee disclosed the existence of multiple security holes in Netop Vision Pro, popular monitoring software adopted by schools for teachers to control remote learning sessions. Popular remote lesson monitoring program could be exploited to attack student PCs For you: Make sure to have your Exchange servers are patched against the ProxyLogon Vulnerability and you have run the scans to make sure there are no backdoors. Over the weekend, security researcher Marcus Hutchins, aka MalwareTechBlog, tweeted that a threat actor was compromising Microsoft Exchange servers via the ProxyLogon vulnerabilities to deploy ransomware.” “Another ransomware operation known as 'BlackKingdom' is exploiting the Microsoft Exchange Server ProxyLogon vulnerabilities to encrypt servers. Microsoft Exchange servers now targeted by BlackKingdom ransomware Be safe and protect as much as you can those organizations because this can be any of us any day. With that we end up with a hilarious post.
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