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Microsoft vulnerabilities have sprung up in Apple's walled garden, investigators claim

Researchers allege that bugs could allow adversaries to "inject malicious libraries into Microsoft's applications to gain entitlements and user-granted permissions".

Microsoft's confirmed the RCE bug on Patch Tuesday earlier this week (Image: ChatGPT)

CVE-2024-38063 lets unauthenticated attackers carry out remote code execution by "repeatedly sending IPv6 packets".

(Image: Hala AlGhanim on Unsplash)

"Supply chains for local councils will always be the weakest link to be exploited by attackers looking for valuable information due to the vast number of services employed for operations."

Patch Tuesday: Microsoft fixes 'unusual' number of exploited vulnerabilities

The bugs include four publicly known flaws and six that have been exploited in the wild.

J.P. Morgan arrested: Police swoop on “world’s most prolific” Russian-speaking cybercriminal

Cops claims the crook "essentially pioneered both the exploit kit and ransomware-as-a-service models".

Trump said hacks are "never a nice thing to do" (Image: Max Letek on Unsplash)

"We were just informed by Microsoft Corporation that one of our many websites was hacked by the Iranian Government."

jailbreaking llms lolcopilot

Prompt injections to break safeguards on widely available LLMs meanwhile are also widely available.

CrowdStrike RCA leaves a lacuna – firm rebuts vulnerability claims

“What a bunch of absolute corporate yap for basic issues"

Twitter whistleblower Mudge returns as DARPA CIO

"We all pulled off real magic the first time I was at DARPA... a lot of the magic created through things like Cyber Fast Track (CFT) were due to the direct participation of this community"

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