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EUVD-2021-25375
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Security Bulletin: Vulnerability in IBM® Host Access Beans affects IBM Host Access Transformation Services
Summary There is a vulnerability in IBM Host Access Beans 4 used by Host Access Transformation Services. Host Access Transformation Services has provided a fix for the applicable CVE. The CVE is listed as CVE-2021-38938. Vulnerability Details CVEID:CVE-2021-38938 DESCRIPTION: IBM Host Access...
CVE-2021-38938
IBM Host Access Transformation Services HATS 9.6 through 9.6.1.4 and 9.7 through 9.7.0.3 stores user credentials in plain clear text which can be read by a local user. IBM X-Force ID: 210989...
CVE-2021-38938
CVE-2021-38938 affects IBM Host Access Transformation Services (HATS) versions 9.6–9.6.1.4 and 9.7–9.7.0.3. The underlying issue is storing user credentials in plaintext, allowing a local user to read them. Reported by IBM/X-Force; CVSS base scores indicate confidentiality impactHigh with local a...
CVE-2021-38938 IBM Host Access Transformation Services information disclosure
IBM Host Access Transformation Services HATS 9.6 through 9.6.1.4 and 9.7 through 9.7.0.3 stores user credentials in plain clear text which can be read by a local user. IBM X-Force ID: 210989...
CVE-2021-38938 IBM Host Access Transformation Services information disclosure
IBM Host Access Transformation Services HATS 9.6 through 9.6.1.4 and 9.7 through 9.7.0.3 stores user credentials in plain clear text which can be read by a local user. IBM X-Force ID: 210989...
hats-store.ru Cross Site Scripting vulnerability OBB-1479093
Following coordinated and responsible vulnerability disclosure guidelines of the ISO 29147 standard, Open Bug Bounty has:       a. verified the vulnerability and confirmed its existence;       b. notified the website operator about its existence...
Misleading cybersecurity lessons from pop culture: how Hollywood teaches to hack
In pop culture, cybercrimes are often portrayed as mysterious and unrealistic. Hackers are enigmatic and have extraordinary tech abilities. They can discover top secrets in a short time and type at breakneck speed to hack into a database. In real life, though, hacking is not that straightforward...
News Wrap: Emotet's Return, U.S. Vs. Snowden, Physical Pen Testers Arrested
From the re-emergence of an infamous malware, to a new lawsuit against Edward Snowden, Threatpost editors Lindsey O’Donnell and Tara Seals break down this week’s top news. Top stories include: Emotet, the notorious banking trojan, is back after a summer hiatus. The U.S. sued Edward Snowden over h...
Pentagon Expands Bug-Bounty Program to Include Physical Systems
The Department of Defense is expanding its “Hack the Pentagon” bug-bounty program to include hardware assets, tapping the Synack, HackerOne and Bugcrowd platforms to attract more white hats to the effort. The news comes two weeks after the Government Accountability Office GAO released a report...
Under the hoodie: why money, power, and ego drive hackers to cybercrime
Just one more hour behind the hot grill flipping burgers, and Derek could call it a day. Under his musty hat, his hair was matted down with sweat, and his work uniform was spattered with grease. He knew he’d smell the processed meat and smoke for the next three days, even after he’d showered. But...
Major data breaches at Adidas, Ticketmaster pummel web users
There's been a number of data breaches and accidental data exposures coming to light in the last few days, and no matter where in the world you happen to be located, you'll want to do some due diligence and see if you've been affected. These aren't small fishes being preyed upon by black hats;...
A Five-Year Journey: How Trend Micro Helped Bring Down Scan4You
Trend Micro has always had a close relationship with law enforcement around the globe, because we believe that only together can we make the world a safer place in which to exchange digital information. As the business of cybercrime continues to grow and evolve, so must our response. That’s why w...
Krebs Given ISSA’s ‘President’s Award’
KrebsOnSecurity was honored this month with the 2017 President's Award for Public Service from the Information Systems Security Association, a nonprofit organization for cybersecurity professionals. The award recognizes an individual's contribution to the information security profession in the ar...
UNITEDRAKE Looms Large…Maybe
Responsible disclosure is a critical process in the security community. It’s the way for security researchers and vendors to work together in order to improve system security for users. We see the opposite of this process in the digital underground. Cybercriminals often sell exploits and maliciou...
NSA's EternalBlue Exploit Ported to Windows 10
The NSA’s EternalBlue exploit has been ported to Windows 10 by white hats, meaning that every unpatched version of the Microsoft operating system back to Windows XP—and likely earlier—can be affected by one of the most powerful attacks ever made public. Researchers at RiskSense, among the first t...
The Time Has Arrived to Embrace Hackers
BOSTON—More than ever, hackers are getting a welcoming embrace from law enforcement, governments and business. Bug bounties and vulnerability disclosure programs are becoming the norm across industry, and hackers are no longer universally viewed as a pariah. Simultaneously, however, groups such a...
DoD Publishes Vulnerability Disclosure Policy
The Department of Defense promised upon the inception of the Hack the Pentagon bug bounty program that it would continue to engage white-hats. Hack the Pentagon set the tone with more than 1,400 participants and 138 vulnerabilities resolved during the 24-day trial during the spring. Two weeks ago...
Hackers and Developers Need to Hug it Out
The divide between developers and hackers is real. So, apparently, is the effort to bring them together and make them play nicely. “It’s not just a knowledge gap, but an empathy gap,” said I Am The Cavalry founder Josh Corman during a panel discussion at last week’s RSA Conference. “One common...
VirusTotal Firmware Malware Implant Scanning
Successful attacks against firmware are rare but provide hackers with one thing they covet most: persistence. Advanced attack groups have already accelerated their capabilities in finding ways to burrow into the BIOS and EFI as noted by the Snowden leaks’ description of the NSA’s attempts to...