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FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar: Dark Web & Phishing Landscape Analysis
FIFA World Cup 2022 will be organized in Qatar from November 20 to December 18, 2022. Predictions show that 1.5 million people will travel to Qatar to watch the tournament,…
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All You Need to Know About the Latest OpenLiteSpeed Web Server Vulnerabilities
Researchers have discovered three different vulnerabilities, two of which are assigned a high severity rating and respectively used in the attack chain in the OpenLiteSpeed web server. According to some…
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Microsoft November 2022 Patch Tuesday Fixed 11 Critical Vulnerabilities and 6 Zero-Days
What are the Vulnerabilities? Microsoft November 2022 Patch Tuesday has been released with patches for a total of 68 vulnerabilities, which include 6 actively exploited zero days and 11 critical…
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All You Need To Know About the Critical Citrix Vulnerabilities
In a security bulletin on November 08, 2022, Citrix warned its customers using Citrix ADC and Citrix Gateway to install updates to patch three vulnerabilities, one of which was assessed…
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Hacktivist Group Black Reward Leaked Iran’s Nuclear Program Secrets
Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization announced on Sunday, October 23, that foreign country-backed hackers had hacked an email system belonging to the organization’s subsidiaries. On the other hand, the Iranian hacktivist…
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Fortinet Fixes Six Serious Vulnerabilities
Including six vulnerabilities with a high severity rating, Fortinet warned customers on Tuesday (1 November) of 16 vulnerabilities found in the company’s devices. Improper neutralization of input during web page…
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OpenSSL Announced Two High-Severity Vulnerabilities Are Fixed
On November 1, Version 3.0.7 of OpenSSL was released to fix two high-severity vulnerabilities (CVE-2022-3602 and CVE-2022-3786). Despite the initial announcement, the severity of both vulnerabilities was assessed as high rather than critical. The vulnerabilities…
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What Do You Need to Know About New Critical Vulnerability in OpenSSL
Version 3.0.7 of OpenSSL is expected to be released on November 1 to fix a critical vulnerability that has not yet been made public. The vulnerability resides in currently used…
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