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Google Patches DoS Vulnerability in Android
Google Patches DoS Vulnerability in Android http://ift.tt/2dtXPDf One of the 78 vulnerabilities that the October 2016 Android Security Bulletin released this week has patched was a flaw in the GPS component that could be exploited remotely to cause denial of service on vulnerable devices. The issue would be exploited by a Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attacker capable…
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Subdomain takeover of blog.snapchat.com via /r/netsec
Subdomain takeover of blog.snapchat.com http://ift.tt/2dFC5VB
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Fixing ArcSight event categorisation mapping for Snort on Security Onion via /r/netsec
Fixing ArcSight event categorisation mapping for Snort on Security Onion http://ift.tt/2dyurdm
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Gandi security vulnerability: two factor authentication bypass via /r/netsec
Gandi security vulnerability: two factor authentication bypass http://ift.tt/2cU8nYs
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Mirai (DDoS) Source Code Review via /r/netsec
Mirai (DDoS) Source Code Review http://ift.tt/2dugBJI
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Announcing CERT Basic Fuzzing Framework Version 2.8 via /r/netsec
Announcing CERT Basic Fuzzing Framework Version 2.8 http://ift.tt/2cTxSJl
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Update to KeychainEditor 2.0, can now decode kSecAttrAccessControl via /r/netsec
Update to KeychainEditor 2.0, can now decode kSecAttrAccessControl http://ift.tt/2cTrjX3
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Checkmarx AppSec Coach via /r/netsec
Checkmarx AppSec Coach http://ift.tt/2dKLay3
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KNOXout (CVE-2016-6584) – bypassing Samsung Knox via /r/netsec
KNOXout (CVE-2016-6584) – bypassing Samsung Knox http://ift.tt/2cPPRjY
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The Perils of Abandonware, via /r/netsec
The Perils of Abandonware, http://ift.tt/2dRVfFn
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