Vulnerability

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Check Point Research informed TikTok developers of the vulnerabilities exposed in this research and a fix was responsibly deployed to ensure its users can safely continue using the TikTok app.

Multiple vulnerabilities found in TikTok that could allow attacks

The research also found that Tiktok's subdomain was vulnerable to XSS attacks.

09 Jan 2020 11:55 AM

The vulnerability makes it possible for an iPhone running on Apple’s latest operating system to run an unsigned code.

Apple’s dangerous mistake exposed

Apple has made an unforgivable mistake with iOS 12.4.

24 Aug 2019 9:40 AM

The bugs would have given a hacker access to student data like grade point average, special education status, number of suspensions, and passwords. (Photo: ANI)

Teen-hacker unearths major flaw in school software that exposed 5 million records

Blackboard's software particularly exposed 5 million vulnerable records including student grades, immunisation records and more.

13 Aug 2019 7:49 AM

This hack covers up to eight years of iOS devices which starts from the 2011 iPhone 4S.

Major warning issued for Apple’s 1.4 billion iPhone and iPad users

A security firm has found a way to hack every iOS device running iOS 8 to iOS 13.

12 Aug 2019 9:24 AM

. The vulnerabilities could leak arbitrary data from different CPU internal buffers: line fill buffers, load ports or store buffers.

Intel CPU vulnerabilities could be used in MDS attacks

The MDS attacks almost all involve the speculative execution design feature found in all modern processors.

29 May 2019 4:17 PM

An attacker could tamper with the security settings of the device, change firewall rules or remove parental controls. (Photo: Pixabay)

New vulnerabilities in routers expose millions of consumers

Threat actors could gain complete control of home routers and access to network traffic without needing physical access to the device.

10 Apr 2019 4:01 PM

The user took a picture of his fingerprint on a wine glass and processed it in Photoshop to make a model using 3ds Max.

You can trick Samsung Galaxy S10 with a 3D printed fingerprint

The sophisticated technology on the Galaxy S10 could be fooled with a 3D print of the fingerprint.

09 Apr 2019 11:43 AM

Medical device makers have bolstered efforts to mitigate product security vulnerabilities in recent years following a flurry of warnings from security researchers who have identified bugs in devices like the Medtronic implant programmers.

Cybersecurity vulnerabilities found in some Medtronic devices: FDA

The FDA recommended the usage of the devices and said device maker was developing updates to further mitigate vulnerabilities.

22 Mar 2019 10:03 AM

Latest research claims that these vulnerabilities could leverage inaudible commands at a frequency beyond human ability to launch attacks such as sending messages, making purchases, and so on, all without the user realizing it. (Photo: Pixabay)

Researchers warn of growing voice AI vulnerabilities

Researchers are warning that with the rise of voice AI, there's a rise in vulnerabilities as well.

11 May 2018 3:42 PM

The issue of the faulty patches is separate from complaints by customers for weeks that the patches slow computer performance.

Intel asks customers to halt patching for chip bug, citing flaw

Problems with the patches have been growing since Intel on January 11 said they were causing higher reboot rates in its older chips.

23 Jan 2018 8:28 AM

The attacker could present to the user a removable drive that contains a malicious shortcut file and an associated malicious binary.

New malware attacking Windows again

This also includes those versions which do not get support from Microsoft anymore.

15 Jun 2017 9:38 PM

The researcher was awarded a bounty of $7,560 and Twitter fixed the ad service bug within three days of reporting it.

Twitter had a bug, allowed hackers to tweet from any account

Anyone with know-how on the vulnerability could tweet from any account.

24 May 2017 11:34 AM

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