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Critical Android bugs can be exploited via MMS, 950M users affected
Successfully exploiting the vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to spy on users, or even completely take over the device.
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Study: Organizations taking months to remediate vulnerabilities
New research shows that organizations in the financial services industry and the education sector take 176 days, on average, to remediate vulnerabilities.
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Nearly 75 percent of Global 2000 orgs still vulnerable to Heartbleed
Venafi Labs researchers found that 74 percent of 1,642 Global 2000 organizations had not completed Heartbleed remediation across all public-facing servers.
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Roughly 40 percent of orgs are patching, annual Cisco report shows
The "Cisco 2015 Annual Security Report" explores what's trending with regard to attackers, users, and defenders.
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New versions of OpenSSL released, eight vulnerabilities addressed
Altogether eight vulnerabilities are addressed, two of which can lead to a denial-of-service attack and are deemed moderate in severity.
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Ground system for weather satellites contains thousands of ‘high-risk’ bugs
An audit of the Joint Polar Satellite System ground system revealed thousands of vulnerabilities, most of which will be addressed in two years when the next version of the system is released.
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Seven vulnerabilities addressed in OpenSSL update, one enables MitM attack
Seven vulnerabilities were addressed in a Thursday OpenSSL update, but experts do not believe that any are as threatening as the Heartbleed bug.
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‘Covert Redirect’ vulnerability impacts OAuth 2.0, OpenID
The Covert Redirect vulnerability could be used to, at the very least, steal credentials from users of big name websites, such as Facebook, Google and LinkedIn.
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A hundred Android apps, 150M downloads, vulnerable to Heartbleed
Researchers with FireEye scanned more than 54,000 Android apps in the Google Play store and learned that more than a hundred, downloaded a combined 150 million times, are vulnerable to the Heartbleed bug.
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Arrested Canadian hacker ‘believed’ to have exploited Heartbleed bug
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrested a 19-year-old man in Ontario who they believe exploited the Heartbleed bug to steal information from a federal agency.