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CVE-2022-47976
The DMSDP module of the distributed hardware has a vulnerability that may cause imposter control connections.Successful exploitation of this vulnerability may disconnect normal service connections...
CVE-2022-47976
The DMSDP module of the distributed hardware has a vulnerability that may cause imposter control connections.Successful exploitation of this vulnerability may disconnect normal service connections...
Privilege escalation
The DMSDP module of the distributed hardware has a vulnerability that may cause imposter control connections.Successful exploitation of this vulnerability may disconnect normal service connections...
CVE-2022-47976
The CVE-2022-47976 issue affects the DMSDP module of Huawei’s distributed hardware stack (Huawei EMUI/HarmonyOS). The vulnerability arises from an overriding control connection in DMSDP, which could allow imposter control connections and may lead to denial of service by disconnecting normal servi...
CVE-2022-47976
The DMSDP module of the distributed hardware has a vulnerability that may cause imposter control connections.Successful exploitation of this vulnerability may disconnect normal service connections...
PT-2023-15540 · Dmsdp · Dmsdp
Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions: DMSDP module of the distributed hardware affected versions not specified Description: The issue concerns a vulnerability in the DMSDP module that could allow imposter control connections, potentially leading to the disconnection of normal...
CVE-2022-47976
The DMSDP module of the distributed hardware has a vulnerability that may cause imposter control connections.Successful exploitation of this vulnerability may disconnect normal service connections...
FBI warns of imposter ads in search results
The FBI has issued a public notice which includes advice to block adverts. Why? Lets take a look. The bogus advert tightrope Its no secret that rogue ads have been a particular plague on the Internet for as far back as we can remember. From irritating pop ups and spinning "Youve won a prize"...
Chinese Hackers Using 42,000 Imposter Domains in Massive Phishing Attack Campaign
A China-based financially motivated group is leveraging the trust associated with popular international brands to orchestrate a large-scale phishing campaign dating back as far as 2019. The threat actor, dubbed Fangxiao by Cyjax, is said to have registered over 42,000 imposter domains, with initi...
CVE-2021-36781
A Incorrect Default Permissions vulnerability in the parsec package of openSUSE Factory allows local attackers to imitate the service leading to DoS or clients talking to an imposter service. This issue affects: openSUSE Factory parsec versions prior to 0.8.1-1.1...
CVE-2021-36781 parsec: dangerous 777 permissions for /run/parsec
A Incorrect Default Permissions vulnerability in the parsec package of openSUSE Factory allows local attackers to imitate the service leading to DoS or clients talking to an imposter service. This issue affects: openSUSE Factory parsec versions prior to 0.8.1-1.1...
Afternoon Cyber Tea: Cybersecurity has become a pillar of the business
In a famous two-part episode of “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” Captain Jean-Luc Picard is captured by the Cardassians. During a pivotal scene, a Cardassian interrogator shows Picard four bright lights and demands that he “see” five lights. Picard resists, culminating with him shouting, “There...
Afternoon Cyber Tea: Cybersecurity has become a pillar of the business
In a famous two-part episode of “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” Captain Jean-Luc Picard is captured by the Cardassians. During a pivotal scene, a Cardassian interrogator shows Picard four bright lights and demands that he “see” five lights. Picard resists, culminating with him shouting, “There...
An Elon Musk Imposter, Foreign Malware Samples, and More Security News This Week
Compromised crypto, flawed SSDs, and more of the week's top security news...
Android Gets New Anti-Spoofing Feature to Make Biometric Authentication Secure
Google just announced its plan to introduce a new anti-spoofing feature for its Android operating system that makes its biometric authentication mechanisms more secure than ever. Biometric authentications, like the fingerprint, IRIS, or face recognition technologies, smoothen the process of...
Low Risk Threat: DDoS Extortion Letters
Summary Adversaries calling themselves the Lizard Squad have been sending businesses extortion letters, demanding payment in bitcoin to prevent a Distributed Denial of Service DDoS or other attack against their applications. These letters have been sent to businesses across the globe and across...
National Consumer Protection Week
March 5–11 is National Consumer Protection Week NCPW, an event to encourage people and businesses to learn more about avoiding scams and understanding consumer rights. During NCPW, the Federal Trade Commission FTC and its fellow agencies highlight free resources to help protect against consumer...
FTC Details the Top 10 Imposter Scams of 2014
The Federal Trade Commission FTC has released an advisory describing the top 10 reported imposter scams for 2014. Scam operators often impersonate individuals, companies, and organizations to entice targets to participate in fraudulent financial transactions. Users are encouraged to review the FT...
Researchers Warn Of 'Ghost Domain' Flaw in DNS
Researchers are warning about a flaw in the Domain Name System DNS that could allow attackers to keep a malicious domain alive and accessible, despite efforts to remove it. A paper jointly authored by researchers in China, the United States and Spain found that a flaw in DNS allows deleted domain...
Kim Kardashian Twitter account Hacked !
Many celebrities have fallen prey to Internet pranksters and the latest name added to the list is reality TV star Kim Kardashian, whose Twitter account has been hacked. The 30-year-old socialite has appealed to bosses of the microblogging site to restore the security of her account after she...