Four of the vulnerabilities were addressed with the release of iOS 12.4 on July 22, but the patch included in that platform release does not resolve the fifth security bug, one of the researchers who discovered the issue reveals. Tracked as CVE-2019-8646, the first of these vulnerabilities “allows an attacker to read files off a […]
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What happens when spyware is developed not by underground malware coders, but by a serious IT firm? The result can be a nasty thing like FinSpy (also known as FinFisher), which has been developed and sold perfectly legally by Anglo-German company Gamma Group for quite some time now. Over the past year, we’ve detected this […]
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Exploit techniques for some zero-day software vulnerabilities just got even more lucrative for security researchers willing to sell them as cybersecurity intelligence firm Zerodium this week raised its payout for exploits – in some cases, doubling the awards. Zerodium doubled the bounty it pays for unknown exploits targeting popular operating systems and software programs. It […]
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