patching
Vulnerabilities are turning into actively exploited flaws at a rapid pace, often within the same day. This according to research from security vendor Qualys.
Intel's fix for a serious side-channel vulnerability in its CPUs could in some cases bring a significant performance slowdown
Ivanti has kicked out an urgent patch for cve-2023-35081, a zero-day flaw in EPMM that is under active exploit in the wild
Risk arbitrary code execution or face howls from users unable to access Instagram? Priorities, priorities -- but a fresh fix is coming after initial RSR rolled back.
You're tired? Everyone's tired. Just patch promptly please.
It’s that time of the month again: Microsoft has pushed out 98 security patches for January’s Patch Tuesday: 11 are critical, one CVE-2023-21674 is being actively exploited and another gives unauthenticated remote access to your SharePoint Server – and requires not just the patch but a “SharePoint upgrade action”
“The learning curve isn't as steep as people think.”
Former NCSC Director of Incident Management John Noble, opening the Qualys Security Conference (QSC) in London, warned that much of what he would say would be “to use a British expression, bleedin’ obvious”. He was right. And that's a problem. “My colleagues in the NCSC [say] patching remains