Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday is featured here every month – it is important part of everyone’s cyber security. Apple’s updates however are not always on a certain day but they are as important. All the current operating systems receive updates to patch a total of 67 vulnerabilities, with older operating systems …
18 years! A security flaw in Firefox and Chrome – called 0.0.0.0 Day – which was disclosed 18 years ago is being actively exploited today. It compromises the security in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari. The only good news is that it only works on MacOS and Linux …
There you go – we cannot get away from cyber security patches and updates… Apple has issued updates for just about everything, addressing over sixty vulnerabilities, one of which is being exploited. Apple security releases – Apple Support Your Apple devices should be set to auto-update, but you should let …
I am going to quote the BleepingComputer article by Sergiu Gatlan to illustrate the reach of the vulnerability in Fluent Bit. “Fluent Bit is an extremely popular logging and metrics solution for Windows, Linux, and macOS embedded in major Kubernetes distributions, including those from Amazon AWS, Google GCP, and Microsoft …
You need to check these have been done on any iOS or macOS device that handles your organisation’s sensitive data. Johannes Ullrich on SANS INternet Storm Centre has an excellent summary of the updates: Apple Patches Everything: macOS, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, tvOS updated. – SANS Internet Storm Center Auto-updates are …
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