As reported by blogger Donovan Colbert on TechRepublic, Android devices automatically synchronize settings from your phone to Google servers so that when you log in from other devices, your settings travel with you. This is very convenient for users, but if those users have signed into your corporate wifi, the synchronized data may include your [...]
NIST has announced a highly exploitable flaw in the HP System Management Homepage (SMH) that can allow unauthenticated users to attack the web application over the network to ultimately execute arbitrary code on the server. The flaw has been rated with a CVSS Base Score of 10, which means it is highly exploitable and has [...]
Research in Motion has just released security bulletin KB17118 that announces a new set of vulnerabilities in the Blackberry Attachment Service that runs on Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES). According to Blackberry, “these vulnerabilities could enable a malicious individual to send an email message containing a specially crafted PDF file, which when opened for viewing on [...]
Last week, quite a few major vulnerabilities were discovered in some of our customer’s favorite products, namely: VMWare (all products, from ESX Server all the way down to VMware Player) Cisco PIX and ASA (versions 7.1, 7.2, 8.0 and 8.1) Mac OS X (Both Server and Client editions, 10.4 and 10.5 are affected) Quite a [...]