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Attackers could have secretly eavesdropped on the vulnerability

Attackers could have secretly eavesdropped on the vulnerability

If you bring technology into your home, you make yourself vulnerable. Because even with systems that are considered comparatively secure, new attack possibilities that enable unauthorized access are constantly being discovered. This is also the case with the smart speakers from Google. The search engine giant’s devices actually have a pretty good history of security ...

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Worrying vulnerability in Chrome and Co., but Google isn’t doing anything about it

Worrying vulnerability in Chrome and Co., but Google isn’t doing anything about it

Security researchers have discovered a vulnerability in Chromium-based web browsers that will not be closed. Imagine there was a worrying vulnerability in the world’s most popular browser, and nobody was doing anything about it. Don’t you think? But that’s exactly what happened with Google Chrome. Security researchers of the ethical hacking group CyberArks Labs already ...

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Server offline for four months after vulnerability, but there is hope

Server offline for four months after vulnerability, but there is hope

When people talk about From Software these days, it’s mostly about Elden Ring. It’s no wonder, because the Japanese developer’s action role-playing game is both commercially successful and extremely popular with critics and players. However, one problem is quickly forgotten: The vulnerability in the Dark Souls games. The so-called RCE exploit (Remote Code Execution) ensured ...

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Don’t let your Intel PC get stolen, there is a new vulnerability and …

Don’t let your Intel PC get stolen, there is a new vulnerability and …

We don’t usually talk about low performance cores from Intel, as these tend to go towards embedded systems or low power laptops which are usually not very interesting and their performance for years has been very poor which is why led to PostPC devices with ARM processor-based processors have taken their place. Well, a vulnerability ...

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They break the security of AMD processors, does the vulnerability affect Ryzen?

They break the security of AMD processors, does the vulnerability affect Ryzen?

In an article entitled “One problem to rule them all“(Something like” a problem to rule them all “), the researchers claim that all AMD EPYC server processors and all architectural generations are vulnerable. But, before you alarm (in case you have one of these processors), be aware that this only affects the virtualization security system ...