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Mozilla Firefox 59 Web Browser Promises New Privacy and Security Features

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Mozilla is currently working on the next stable release of its popular Firefox web browser, version 59, which is expected to land in the second week of March with new privacy and security features.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Mar 02, 2018

Xen patches 7-year-old bug that shattered hypervisor security

For seven years, Xen virtualization software used by Amazon Web Services and other cloud computing providers has contained a vulnerability that allowed attackers to break out of their confined accounts and access extremely sensitive parts of the underlying operating system. The bug, which some researchers say is probably the worst ever to hit the open source project, was finally made public Thursday along with a patch.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Oct 30, 2015

Red Hat and Black Duck partner to secure containers

We love Docker and containers. But, the more we use containers the more we worry exactly what it is we're running when we spin them up. So, Linux giant and cloud power Red Hat and Black Duck, a leader in automating securing and managing open-source software, are working together on establishing a secure and trusted model for containerized application delivery.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Oct 21, 2015

Adobe releases emergency patch for Flash zero-day flaw

Adobe has patched a critical zero-day security flaw in Flash, which the company said was being used to launch "limited, targeted attacks." The emergency patch, which also fixed two other vulnerabilities, landed on Friday, sooner than the company's forecast of some time this week.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Oct 19, 2015

Netgear Publishes Patched Firmware for Routers Under Attack

After a pair of very public disclosures in the last two weeks, Netgear published new firmware for vulnerabilities in its routers that have been publicly exploited.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Oct 14, 2015

Turnkey Linux 14: Small business server Linux made easy

Turnkey has improved SSL/TLS security. The net result is that TurnKey appliance's overall administrator tools, Webmin and Webshell, are now hidden behind stunnel using TLS. In addition, the three supported web servers used across appliances (Apache, LigHTTPd and Nginx) are now configured to use consistent hardened TLS cipher suite and settings. The Tomcat JavaServer also has hardened TLS settings.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Sep 26, 2015

Hack Brief: Oh Good, Anyone Can Access a List of Unpatched Firefox Bugs

Earlier this month, it was reported that hackers managed to breach the bug database of Mozilla. From here, the attackers accessed 185 non-public bugs for the popular Internet browser Firefox, 53 of which were categorized as

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Sep 21, 2015

FireEye defends researcher injunction as way to protect 'trade secrets'

Cybersecurity firm FireEye has defended the decision to place an injunction against a researcher as the only way to protect trade secrets. Last week, reports surfaced suggesting the cyberforensics firm attempted to prevent the public disclosure of security vulnerabilities discovered within the firm's suite of software.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Sep 15, 2015

FireEye takes security firm to court over vulnerability disclosure

A spat between two security companies shows just how sensitive reporting software vulnerabilities can be, particularly when it involves a popular product. The kerfuffle between FireEye and ERNW, a consultancy in Germany, started after an ERNW researcher found five software flaws in FireEye's Malware Protection System (MPS) earlier this year.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Sep 14, 2015

Researcher to FireEye: If you're not paying, I'm not talking

On Sunday, Kristian Erik Hermansen disclosed an unauthorized file disclosure vulnerability in FireEye's core product. The zero-day disclosure quickly generated public attention, as did the discussion around three other vulnerabilities that haven't been published and the $10,000 USD price tag on the flaws.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Sep 08, 2015

Unhackable Version of Windows Built By Israeli Security Company

Due to its vulnerability to hacks and exploits, many of the Windows and Linux users describe Windows as a very unsafe operating system. However, one Israeli security organization is claiming to work towards to change the impression of Microsoft

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Sep 07, 2015

Verizon to introduce SDN security feature later this month

Verizon will introduce a virtualized firewall service across its global network later this month, part of its move into software-defined networking. The aim is to help businesses such as manufacturers or retailers, who may be running networks in far-flung places, to have better security when connecting their applications to the corporate network, said Shawn Hakl, head of network platforms and managed services for Verizon Enterprise Solutions.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Sep 03, 2015

Google patches 29 vulnerabilities in latest Chrome release

Google has patched 29 security flaws, many of them deemed critical, in the latest update to the Chrome browser. On Tuesday, Google pushed Chrome 45 for Windows, Mac and Linux to the stable channel and for public release. As part of the Chrome 45.0.2454.85 update, 29 bugs have been fixed, and a number of improvements have been made.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Sep 03, 2015

Google Patches Critical Vulnerabilities in Chrome 45

Tuesday turned out to be a busy day for browser makers. The three major vendors in the space

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Sep 02, 2015

Mozilla Disables Flash in Firefox

As the zero days in Adobe Flash continue to pile up, Mozilla has taken the unusual step of disabling by default all versions of Flash in Firefox.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Jul 14, 2015

Google fine tunes spam catching tools

Google has reduced spam reaching inboxes to a fraction of a percent, but in the process sometimes misclassifies bulk-mailed messages like monthly statements and ticket receipts. It

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Jul 10, 2015

Firefox 39 Out With Patches for Four Critical Vulnerabilities

Mozilla has rolled out a new version of its Firefox browser, an update that includes patches for four critical security vulnerabilities and several less-severe bugs. IN all, Firefox 39 patches 13 vulnerabilities, including two high-risk bugs and six moderate-level ones. The most dangerous vulnerabilities, however, include a pair of use-after-free bugs in one part of the browser and another in a separate component, as well as a number of memory corruption flaws.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Jul 09, 2015

Apache Cordova fixes flaw that could cause apps to crash

A fix has been released for a vulnerability in a widely used piece of code in Android devices, which could cause apps to crash or display unwanted dialog boxes.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
May 28, 2015

Ubuntu still vulnerable to time-twiddling hack

A security flaw in a common Unix software component remains unpatched in one of the most popular Linux distributions, more than a year after an official fix was published.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
May 01, 2015

WordPress promises patch for zero-day "within hours"

Shortly after this article was posted, WordPress released version 4.2.1, flagging it as a critical update. Website owners are encouraged to update immediately, and automatic updates have started to roll out. More information is here.

LinuxSecurity.com Team
Apr 29, 2015

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