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Second Adobe Flash Zero-Day CVE-2015-5122 from HackingTeam Exploited in Strategic Web Compromise Targeting Japanese Victims

July 19 2015 By Daniel Pany in 0-day, 0day exploits, Blog, FireEye Threat Intelligence, Security, Threat Intelligence, Threat Research

On July 14, FireEye researchers discovered attacks exploiting the Adobe Flash vulnerability CVE-2015-5122, just four days after Adobe released a patch. CVE-2015-5122 was the second Adobe Flash...

Second Adobe Flash Zero-Day CVE-2015-5122 from HackingTeam Exploited in Strategic Web Compromise Targeting Japanese Victims

July 19 2015 By Daniel Pany in 0-day, 0day exploits, Blog, FireEye Threat Intelligence, Security, Threat Intelligence, Threat Research

On July 14, FireEye researchers discovered attacks exploiting the Adobe Flash vulnerability CVE-2015-5122, just four days after Adobe released a patch. CVE-2015-5122 was the second Adobe Flash...

Three New Masque Attacks against iOS: Demolishing, Breaking and Hijacking

June 30 2015 By Daniel Pany in Apple, Blog, Latest Blog Posts, Security, Threat Research, vulnerabilities, Zhaofeng Chen

In the recent release of iOS 8.4, Apple fixed several vulnerabilities including vulnerabilities that allow attackers to deploy two new kinds of Masque Attack (CVE-2015-3722/3725, and CVE-2015-3725)....

June 2 6/12/2015 Consulting Thought Leadership “Proactively Engaged – Questions Executives Should Ask Their Security Teams ” “-Many breaches occur as a result of executive decisions made w/out full knowledge of the people/processes needed to prevent them; -Offers specific questions that execs should ask to understand and prevent a breach” Jim Aldridge Kyrk Content Finalized Global June 2 6/12/2015 Consulting Thought Leadership “Proactively Engaged – Questions Executives Should Ask Their Security Teams ” “-Many breaches occur as a result of executive decisions made w/out full knowledge of the people/processes needed to prevent them; -Offers specific questions that execs should ask to understand and prevent a breach” Jim Aldridge Kyrk Content Finalized GlobCaching Out: The Value of Shimcache for Investigators

June 17 2015 By Daniel Pany in Blog, Latest Blog Posts, Microsoft, Threat Research, Timothy Parisi, vulnerabilities

June 2 6/12/2015 Consulting Thought Leadership “Proactively Engaged – Questions Executives Should Ask Their Security Teams ” “-Many breaches occur as a result of executive decisions made w/out full knowledge of the people/processes needed to prevent them; -Offers specific questions that execs should ask to understand and prevent a breach” Jim Aldridge Kyrk Content Finalized Global June 2 6/12/2015 Consulting Thought Leadership “Proactively Engaged – Questions Executives Should Ask Their Security Teams ” “-Many breaches occur as a result of executive decisions made w/out full knowledge of the people/processes needed to prevent them; -Offers specific questions that execs should ask to understand and prevent a breach” Jim Aldridge Kyrk Content Finalized GlobCaching Out: The Value of Shimcache for Investigators

June 17 2015 By Daniel Pany in Blog, Latest Blog Posts, Microsoft, Security, Threat Research, Timothy Parisi, vulnerabilities

June 2 6/12/2015 Consulting Thought Leadership “Proactively Engaged – Questions Executives Should Ask Their Security Teams ” “-Many breaches occur as a result of executive decisions made w/out full knowledge of the people/processes needed to prevent them; -Offers specific questions that execs should ask to understand and prevent a breach” Jim Aldridge Kyrk Content Finalized Global June 2 6/12/2015 Consulting Thought Leadership “Proactively Engaged – Questions Executives Should Ask Their Security Teams ” “-Many breaches occur as a result of executive decisions made w/out full knowledge of the people/processes needed to prevent them; -Offers specific questions that execs should ask to understand and prevent a breach” Jim Aldridge Kyrk Content Finalized GlobCaching Out: The Value of Shimcache for Investigators

June 17 2015 By Daniel Pany in Blog, Latest Blog Posts, Microsoft, Security, Threat Research, Timothy Parisi, vulnerabilities

NitlovePOS: Another New POS Malware

May 23 2015 By Daniel Pany in Blog, Daniel Regalado, Latest Blog Posts, Security, Threat Research, vulnerabilities, Vulnerability

There has been a proliferation of malware specifically designed to extract payment card information from Point-of-Sale (POS) systems over the last two years. In...

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Second Adobe Flash Zero-Day CVE-2015-5122 from HackingTeam Exploited in Strategic Web Compromise Targeting Japanese Victims

Second Adobe Flash Zero-Day CVE-2015-5122 from HackingTeam Exploited in Strategic Web Compromise Targeting Japanese Victims

Three New Masque Attacks against iOS: Demolishing, Breaking and Hijacking

Three New Masque Attacks against iOS: Demolishing, Breaking and Hijacking

Three New Masque Attacks against iOS: Demolishing, Breaking and Hijacking

Three New Masque Attacks against iOS: Demolishing, Breaking and Hijacking

NitlovePOS: Another New POS Malware

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