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Two Critical PHP Flaws Leaked Before the Patch: What Organizations Should Do Now
On 20 October at 15:20 UTC, a Hacker News post leaked details of two critical PHP vulnerabilities that could allow remote code execution. The post was removed, but screenshots circulated on X and Mastodon.
Eight Compromised eMudhra CA Keys: What Happened and What Organizations Should Do Now
Eight eMudhra intermediate CA keys were compromised, some as weak as 3 bits. Learn the code-signing risk and the steps to hunt for misuse and close the gap from TrendAI™.
What a Week for CISOs: PHP, eMudhra, and the Questions Your Board Will Ask
Two critical PHP flaws leaked before patches shipped, and the same day Mozilla disclosed weak eMudhra certificate authority keys. In this post, TrendAI™ Global CISO Sundari Parekh gives security leaders a practical playbook.
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Serverless Applications: What They Mean in DevOps
Analysis of over 1,000 open-source serverless applications revealed that 21% of them have critical vulnerabilities or were misconfigured. What does this mean for DevOps?
Tesla and Jenkins Servers Fall Victim to Cryptominers
Vulnerable enterprise servers are being compromised by individuals or groups looking for resources to mine cryptocurrency. The latest victims are automobile-maker Tesla and users of Jenkins servers.
New AndroRAT Exploits Allow for Permanent Rooting
A new variant of Android Remote Access Tool can inject root exploits to perform malicious tasks such as silent installation, shell command execution, WiFi password collection, and more. It targets CVE-2015-1805, a vulnerability disclosed in 2016.
North Korean Hackers Allegedly Exploit Adobe Flash Player Vulnerability (CVE-2018-4878) Against South Korean Targets
In a security alert posted on its website on January 31, The South Korean Computer Emergency Response Team (KR-CERT) warned of a zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Flash player that could be maliciously exploited.
Google’s DoubleClick Abused to Deliver Miners
On January 24, 2018, we observed that the number of Coinhive web miner detections tripled due to a malvertising campaign. Attackers seem to have abused Google’s DoubleClick, which provides internet ad serving services, for traffic distribution.
Meltdown and Spectre Intel Processor Vulnerabilities: What You Need to Know
Microsoft, Linux, Google, and Apple started rolling out patches addressing design flaws in processor chips that security researchers named Meltdown and Spectre. What are they, and how can they affect users?
Digmine Miner Spreading via Facebook Messenger
A new cryptocurrency-mining bot is spreading through Facebook Messenger. We named this Digmine based on the moniker (비트코인 채굴기 bot) it was referred to in a report of recent related incidents in South Korea.
Data on 123 Million US Households Exposed Due to Misconfigured AWS S3 Bucket
A year that saw major data breaches, including some notable ones from companies like Uber and Equifax, just saw another breach that will likely rank as among 2017’s most notable incidents.
17-Year Old MS Office Flaw (CVE-2017-11882) Actively Exploited in the Wild
Several threat actors are actively exploiting CVE-2017-11882 to deliver a plethora of threats, including the information-stealing Loki, Pony/FAREIT, and a lockscreen with a ransom note that resembles Bad Rabbit's.
Uber Breach Exposes the Data of 57 Million Drivers and Users
In a highly publicized data breach incident, rideshare application Uber announced that the personal information of 57 million customers and drivers were potentially compromised in October 2016.