Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
Hackers Exploit 18-Year-Old Security Flaw in Safari & Chrome | Sync Up
For 18 years, one vulnerability has been lying silently dormant within your browser. But now, after all this time, its rediscovery is causing quite a stir in the tech world.
Read MoreBarracuda Fixes New Zero-Day Flaw Exploited by Hackers | ESG | Sync Up
While zero-day exploits have become quite common, when they stem from cybersecurity companies like Barracuda, the impact can be widespread. See which of Barracuda’s products recently received a crucial security update.
Read MoreGoogle Chrome Gets Weekly Updates to Fight Zero-Day Attacks | Sync Up
With AI allowing cybercriminals to decrease the time it takes to exploit software vulnerabilities; here’s why Google Chrome’s new update schedule was a much-needed change.
Read MoreBarracuda Patches Zero-Day Vulnerability in Email Gateways | Sync Up
While network and email security firm, Barracuda, is trusted to protect client data, it appears as though even one of the world’s leading cybersecurity firms isn’t immune to the threat of hackers.
Read MoreWhy Were There More Cyber Threats In 2022 Than Ever Before? | Sync Up
It seems like a new company is announcing a security breach each week. And while the cause of these incidents may vary, one thing is certain: cyber threats are on the rise.
Read MoreNew Zoom Vulnerability | Zero Day Security Risk
Find yourself regularly using Zoom? A new zero day vulnerability was recently discovered that, when executed, provides hackers with complete control over a victim’s device.
To mitigate the risk, here’s some Zoom security tips to keep your information protected.
Read MoreIf You Use FireFox, You’re Going to Want to Read This…
Stemming from a “zero-day vulnerability” found within the code of Firefox’s recent 72.0 update, Mozilla has released yet another patch to counteract a series of exploitative attacks.
In turn, the United States Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency issued an alert to all Mozilla Firefox users on January 8, 2020, requesting that they update the web browsing program to version 72.0.1 immediately.
Read MoreUpdate Your Google Chrome Browser | New Zero-Day Vulnerability Alert
In light of two recently discovered security risks found within the Chrome Internet browser, Google engineers have begun distributing an important update across the platform’s entire user base.
Known commonly as “zero-day vulnerabilities”, these potentially malicious threats were uncovered by two senior researchers at Kaspersky, a cybersecurity organization, on October 31, 2019.
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