A security researcher has published a proof-of-concept exploit for a critical zero-click vulnerability, CVE-2024-38063, in Windows TCP/IP. This flaw allows remote code execution on Windows systems with IPv6 enabled, affecting millions of devices.

Over 100 government officials recently completed a comprehensive cybersecurity training program, focusing on global cybersecurity trends, security standards, and data protection governance.

The scammers targeted both McDonald’s Instagram and a senior marketing director’s Twitter account, leveraging the association between Grimace, McDonald’s iconic purple mascot, and the brand to add credibility to their scam.

Despite law enforcement actions disrupting major ransomware operations, the long-term impact remains uncertain as groups adapt and evolve. Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) collectives are facing growing competition to attract affiliates.

Inherent vulnerabilities stem from the underlying formats and processes of the technology, allowing attackers to exploit features like automatic code execution in ML models and certain dataset formats.

The plugin, which was added to Pidgin’s third-party plugins list on July 6th, was flagged by a user, 0xFFFC0000, on August 16th, who reported suspicious behavior, including the unauthorized capture and sharing of screenshots.

Researchers found a vulnerability in the Shimano Di2 system’s proprietary protocol, making it susceptible to a replay attack. They demonstrated that an attacker could intercept and replay commands using off-the-shelf software-defined radio.

Two deceptive campaigns were identified recently using Google ads and Microsoft’s infrastructure. The first scam involves a fake helpdesk page on Microsoft Learn whereas the second one hijacks Microsoft search queries through a Google ad.

This vulnerability allows authorized users to inject and execute malicious code through the plugin’s shortcode feature, potentially leading to data theft and website takeover.