• Brian Burke-Gaffney
• Jan-27-2016
• Business Technology
•  Comments Off on PayPal is the latest victim of Java deserialization bugs in Web apps

PayPal has fixed a serious vulnerability in its back-end management system that could have allowed attackers to execute arbitrary commands on the server and potentially install a backdoor.The vulnerability is part of a class of bugs that stem from J... Read More

• Brian Burke-Gaffney
• Jan-27-2016
• Business Technology
•  Comments Off on Lenovo fixes hard-coded password in file-sharing utility

Lenovo has patched several software flaws in a file-sharing utility, which could allow attackers to browse and make copies of files.
The flaws were found by Core Security, which described in an advisory a lengthy back and forth dialog with Lenovo […]

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• Brian Burke-Gaffney
• Jan-27-2016
• Business Technology
•  Comments Off on Online advertising company fixes severe XSS flaw

An online advertising company has fixed a vulnerability in its platform that could have allowed hackers to steal information from a large number of users.The cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw in the platform of PublicityClerks was found by a U.K. security researcher […]

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• Brian Burke-Gaffney
• Jan-27-2016
• Business Technology
•  Comments Off on Online advertising company fixes severe XSS flaw

An online advertising company has fixed a vulnerability in its platform that could have allowed hackers to steal information from a large number of users.The cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw in the platform of PublicityClerks was found by a U.K. security researcher […]

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