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Twitter kills ‘Open for a surprise’ tweets with new mobile feature

Twitter is rolling out a new feature for iOS and Android mobile apps that aims to bring “bigger and better” images to your timeline in the form of tall and uncropped photos. […]

05 May

Cisco bugs allow creating admin accounts, executing commands as root

Cisco has fixed critical SD-WAN vManage and HyperFlex HX software security flaws that could enable remote attackers to execute commands as root or create rogue admin accounts. […]

05 May

No, active Microsoft Teams Free organizations will not be deleted

If you received an email in April stating that your active Microsoft Teams Free account is being deleted, this email was sent by mistake and Microsoft is not deleting your data. […]

05 May

VMware fixes critical RCE bug in vRealize Business for Cloud

VMware has released security updates to address a critical severity vulnerability in vRealize Business for Cloud that enables unauthenticated attackers to remotely execute malicious code on vulnerable servers. […]

05 May

Windows Defender bug fills Windows 10 boot drive with thousands of files

A Windows Defender bug creates thousands of small files that waste gigabytes of storage space on Windows 10 hard drives. […]

04 May

DOD expands bug disclosure program to all publicly accessible systems

US Department of Defense (DOD) officials today announced that the department’s Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) has been expanded to include all publicly accessible DOD websites and applications. […]

04 May

Network Solutions and Register.com hit by ongoing DNS outage

Both Register.com and Network Solutions are suffering from an ongoing DNS outage that prevents access to websites, VPNs, and other services. […]

04 May

Google Chrome adopts Windows 10 exploit protection feature

Google Chrome now hinders attackers’ efforts to exploit security bugs on systems with Intel 11th Gen or AMD Zen 3 CPUs, running Windows 10 2004 or later. […]

04 May

Twilio discloses impact from Codecov supply-chain attack

Cloud communications company Twilio has now disclosed that the recent Codecov supply-chain attack exposed a small number of Twilio’s customer email addresses. […]

04 May

Critical 21Nails Exim bugs expose millions of servers to attacks

Newly discovered critical vulnerabilities in the Exim message transfer agent (MTA) software allow unauthenticated remote attackers to execute arbitrary code and gain root privilege on mail servers with default or common configurations. […]

Category: News

Twitter kills ‘Open for a surprise’ tweets with new mobile feature

Cisco bugs allow creating admin accounts, executing commands as root

No, active Microsoft Teams Free organizations will not be deleted

VMware fixes critical RCE bug in vRealize Business for Cloud

Windows Defender bug fills Windows 10 boot drive with thousands of files

DOD expands bug disclosure program to all publicly accessible systems

Network Solutions and Register.com hit by ongoing DNS outage

Google Chrome adopts Windows 10 exploit protection feature

Twilio discloses impact from Codecov supply-chain attack

Critical 21Nails Exim bugs expose millions of servers to attacks