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Azurescape Vulnerability: More Evidence that  Microsoft Should Leave Security to the Experts

Azurescape Vulnerability: More Evidence that  Microsoft Should Leave Security to the Experts

| | Azurescape, cloud computing, Cybersecurity, EDR, Endpoint Controls, endpoint detection and response, Endpoint Protection Platform, EPP, Extended Detection and Response, Hafnium, Microsoft, Microsoft Exchange, Privilege Escalation, security, Software Security, SolarWinds Attacks, Unified Endpoint Security
It’s been a busy couple weeks for Microsoft—and not in a good way. Following the news that a configuration error left Azure cloud customer data exposed to potential compromise, and a security alert from Microsoft about an active exploit targeting a zero-day vulnerability in MSHTML, now there are reports of ... Read More
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BlackBerry QNX Vulnerability Highlights Lurking Issues with IOT Security

BlackBerry QNX Vulnerability Highlights Lurking Issues with IOT Security

| | Automotive, BadAlloc, blackberry, BlackBerry QNX, Embedded Systems, enterprise security, Exploits, healthcare, Internet, Internet of things, iot, Real-Time Operating System, Remote Code Execution, responsible disclosure, risk management, Software Security, Vulnerabilities, vulnerability
BlackBerry revealed that its QNX operating system is vulnerable to the BadAlloc flaw revealed earlier this year. QNX is an embedded systems operating system that can be found in hundreds of millions of cars, as well as everything from critical infrastructure, to hospital devices, to equipment on the International Space ... Read More
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