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‘…/…//’ in Microsoft Office Outlook allows an authorized attacker to execute code locally. Source link
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Experts warn there are millions of game-themed malware variants out there Hackers are luring gamers with the promise of loaders, cracks, exclusive content, and more GTA, Minecraft, and COD are among the most-abused titles Grand Theft Auto V (GTA), Minecraft, Call of Duty (CoD), and other popular games, are being abused left and right to…
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Use of hard-coded credentials in Windows Hardware Lab Kit allows an authorized attacker to elevate privileges locally. Source link
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Astell & Kern Luna cost £2,699 / $2,700 (about AU$5,612) Newly developed micro planar magnetic driver Titanium housings and copper/silver cable Astell & Kern’s new Luna in-ear monitors are the kind of audio product that makes me sad, because they’re likely to sound incredible – and like many of the best wired earbuds for audiophiles,…
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Files or directories accessible to external parties in Visual Studio Code allows an unauthorized attacker to bypass a security feature locally. Source link
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Apple has revealed iPadOS 26 The new software update brings a new look, new apps, and vastly improved multitasking capabilities to iPad Apple is calling it the “biggest iPadOS release ever” Apple has revealed iPadOS 26, one of the most expansive iPadOS updates of all time. New features include a totally overhauled design, new windowing…
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Insufficient granularity of access control in Visual Studio allows an authorized attacker to disclose information locally. Source link
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The cyber security landscape continues to evolve, with new threats and solutions appearing every day. But the rate of change in the past two years, intensified by the mass implementation of AI, has seen meteoric growth in the number of cyber-attacks. Unfortunately for businesses and their IT security teams, AI-driven attacks are becoming more sophisticated,…
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Use after free in Windows DWM allows an authorized attacker to elevate privileges locally. Source link
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Some TV manufacturers are now offering more models within their full TV lineup, with smaller gaps between them when it comes to features and price, and this can make things confusing for potential TV buyers. Naturally, if an entry-level TV has a similar feature list to a step-up model, it’s the better deal, right? Well,…