4-Year-Old Bug in Azure App Service Exposed Hundreds of Source Code Repositories

A security flaw has been unearthed in Microsoft's Azure App Service that resulted in the exposure of source code of customer applications written in Java, Node, PHP, Python, and Ruby for at least four years since September 2017. The vulnerability, codenamed "NotLegit," was reported to the tech...

NotLegit: Azure App Service vulnerability exposed hundreds of source code repositories

Read about the NotLegit vulnerability discovered by the Wiz Research Team, where the Azure App Service exposed hundreds of source code repositories...

Mimecast Finds SolarWinds Hackers Stole Some of Its Source Code

Email security firm Mimecast on Tuesday revealed that the state-sponsored SolarWinds hackers who broke into its internal network also downloaded source code out of a limited number of repositories. "The threat actor did access a subset of email addresses and other contact information and hashed a...

CVE-2017-15041

An arbitrary command execution flaw was found in the way Go's "go get" command handled the checkout of source code repositories. A remote attacker capable of hosting malicious repositories could potentially use this flaw to cause arbitrary command execution on the client side...

NewStart CGSL CORE 5.04 / MAIN 5.04 : golang Multiple Vulnerabilities (NS-SA-2019-0047)

The remote NewStart CGSL host, running version CORE 5.04 / MAIN 5.04, has golang packages installed that are affected by multiple vulnerabilities: - An arbitrary command execution flaw was found in the way Go's go get command handled the checkout of source code repositories. A remote attacker...

Updated golang packages fix security vulnerabilities

An arbitrary command execution flaw was found in the way Go's "go get" command handled the checkout of source code repositories. A remote attacker capable of hosting malicious repositories could potentially use this flaw to cause arbitrary command execution on the client side CVE-2017-15041. It w...

Linux Foundation Shuts More Web Sites After Discovering Compromise

The ripple effects of an August attack on the website kernel.org washed up on the Linux Foundation last week, forcing the group to take down its Web site and warn users that their account information may have been compromised. A message posted on the Foundation’s Web site, linux.com, over the...