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TweetDeck vulnerability lets attackers execute code remotely

11

Jun

2014

A newly discovered vulnerability in TweetDeck for Chrome is allowing attackers to remotely execute javascript code through an unpatched vulnerability. Users have reported seeing random pop-up windows reading Yo! or Please close now TweetDeck [sic], it is not safe. The vulnerability is believed to be confined to web version of TweetDeck, but other users have reported […]

Category CA Technologies Tech Written by The Verge 0 Comments

Vupen Details Firefox Use-After-Free Vulnerability Exploited at Pwn2Own

23

May

2014

French security research company Vupen has published the details of the use-after-free vulnerability its team exploited at Pwn2Own 2014 to hack Mozilla Firefox. At Pwn2Own 2014, the hacking contest that takes place alongside the CanSecWest security conference, Vupen earned a total of $400,000 for demonstrating their exploits against Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Adobe Reader […]

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You’re still not safe: 318,000 servers are still vulnerable to Heartbleed

09

May

2014

You’re not out of the woods yet, Web users. It seems like ages ago in Internet time that Heartbleed was first discovered. The massive OpenSSL vulnerability affected about 66% of the entire Internet when it was uncovered by security researchers, and it can allow hackers to intercept sensitive data including usernames and passwords. Big companies moved fast to […]

Category CA Technologies Tech Written by Yahoo 0 Comments

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