LinuxSecurity.com: Malicious websites can exploit browser extension APIs to execute code inside the browser and steal sensitive information such as bookmarks, browsing history, and even user cookies. Continue Reading — Websites can steal browser data via extensions APIs
LinuxSecurity.com: Fix for use after free in affile_dw_reap Continue Reading — Fedora 29: syslog-ng Security Update
LinuxSecurity.com: Fix for use after free in affile_dw_reap Continue Reading — Fedora 29: syslog-ng Security Update
LinuxSecurity.com: libssh versions 0.6 and above have an authentication bypass vulnerability in the server code. By presenting the server an SSH2_MSG_USERAUTH_SUCCESS message in place of the SSH2_MSG_USERAUTH_REQUEST message which the server would exp… Continue Reading — Mageia 2019-0043: libssh security update
LinuxSecurity.com: An Austrian non-profit organization, noyb, has filed suit under GDPR against eight firms for non-compliance with the privacy regulation. The suit named Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Spotify, Youtube, and three others for violating the term… Continue Reading — GDPR Suit Filed Against Amazon, Apple
LinuxSecurity.com: It’s entirely 2019, but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to look at lists of superlatives from 2018. In one of the latest, a security firm has released its list of the top application security vulnerabilities of 2018. Continue Reading — 2018’s Most Common...
LinuxSecurity.com: In early December, Facebook’s developer team declared the discovery of a security bug that gave developers access to photos users hadn’t shared on their timeline, including photos they had posted in Facebook Marketplace or Stories. Continue Reading — How 2018 became Facebook’s worst year...
LinuxSecurity.com: In early December, Facebook’s developer team declared the discovery of a security bug that gave developers access to photos users hadn’t shared on their timeline, including photos they had posted in Facebook Marketplace or Stories. Continue Reading — How 2018 became Facebook’s worst year...
LinuxSecurity.com: In early December, Facebook’s developer team declared the discovery of a security bug that gave developers access to photos users hadn’t shared on their timeline, including photos they had posted in Facebook Marketplace or Stories. Continue Reading — How 2018 became Facebook’s worst year...
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