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350K Open Source Projects Vulnerable Due to 15-Year-Old Bug

SecureWorld News

A 15-year-old vulnerability in the Python programming language is making headlines again as new research shows that the vulnerability is estimated to be present in over 350,000 open source projects and some closed source projects, according to the Trellix Advanced Research Center.

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Tech Blogs – Best Must Read Tech Resources 2019

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Information Technology Blog - - Tech Blogs – Best Must Read Tech Resources 2019 - Information Technology Blog. Thus it is essential to always stay on top of news and information, whether it be by newsletter, following RSS feeds and blogs, tutorials or going back to school. Our Tech Blog Picks.

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Best Tech Blogs – Must Read Tech Resources 2019

Galido

Information Technology Blog - - Best Tech Blogs – Must Read Tech Resources 2019 - Information Technology Blog. Thus it is essential to always stay on top of news and information, whether it be by newsletter, following RSS feeds and blogs, tutorials or going back to school. Our Tech Blog Picks.

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UNCOVERING VULNERABILITIES IN OPEN SOURCE LIBRARIES

ForAllSecure

In recent articles, ForAllSecure has discussed how we were able to use our next-generation fuzzing solution, Mayhem, to discover previously unknown vulnerabilities in several open source projects, including Netflix DIAL reference , Das U-Boot , and more. Who has Fuzzed This Target Before? Does the target have a test suite?

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Researchers trigger new exploit by renaming an iPhone and a Tesla

The Verge

Security researchers investigating the recently discovered and “ extremely bad ” Log4Shell exploit claim to have used it on devices as varied as iPhones and Tesla cars. In short, the researchers tricked Apple and Tesla servers into visiting a URL of their choice. Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge. Image: Cas van Cooten / Twitter.

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Uncovering Vulnerabilities In Open Source Libraries (CVE-2019-13499)

ForAllSecure

In recent articles, ForAllSecure has discussed how we were able to use our next-generation fuzzing solution, Mayhem, to discover previously unknown vulnerabilities in several open source projects, including Netflix DIAL reference , Das U-Boot , and more. Who has Fuzzed This Target Before? Does the target have a test suite?

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Uncovering Vulnerabilities In Open Source Libraries (CVE-2019-13499)

ForAllSecure

In recent articles, ForAllSecure has discussed how we were able to use our next-generation fuzzing solution, Mayhem, to discover previously unknown vulnerabilities in several open source projects, including Netflix DIAL reference , Das U-Boot , and more. Who has Fuzzed This Target Before? Does the target have a test suite?