Voting machine technology seller Election Systems & Software (ES&S) offered an olive branch to security researchers with new safe harbor terms and vulnerability disclosure policies at Black Hat USA 2020.
A vulnerability in Twitter for Android could have allowed attackers to access private direct messages (DMs) and other data.
Voting Village security celeb Matt Blaze delves into the logistics of scaling up mail-in voting ahead of November’s election.
Google addressed high-severity and critical flaws tied to 54 CVEs in this month’s Android security bulletin.
An attacker can hide amidst legitimate traffic in the application’s update function.
An XSS bug and a PHP object-injection vulnerability are present in a plugin used by hundreds of thousands of websites.
Almost two months after a high-severity flaw was disclosed – and seven months after it was first reported – Netgear has yet to issue fixes for 45 of its router models.
The flaws have been confirmed by Grandstream, but no firmware update has yet been issued.
Three have been charged in alleged connection with the recent high-profile Twitter hack – including a 17-year-old teen from Florida who is the reported “mastermind” behind the attack.
Zoom has fixed the issue, which stemmed from a lack of checks against incorrect passcode attempts.
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