Vuls is an open-source agentless vulnerability scanner designed to help administrators find and manage security vulnerabilities in their systems. It offers fast, deep, and remote scanning options, along with dynamic analysis and middleware/library scanning. It supports a wide range of operating systems including Linux, FreeBSD, Windows, and macOS.
US crosswalk buttons were hijacked to play AI-generated voices of prominent figures like Bezos, Musk, and Zuckerberg. The hack exploited a default password (1234) on Polara's Field Service app, which allowed unauthorized configuration of the crosswalk signals.
The US government initially ended funding for the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) database. However, funding has been restored through the CVE Foundation and CISA. This article covers CVE from the perspective of effects on Android alone.
Vuls, a free, open-source vulnerability scanner for Linux systems, which uses an agentless SSH approach to scan multiple operating systems for vulnerabilities. It supports various scan modes including fast and deep scanning and can leverage multiple vulnerability databases like NVD and JVN.
Okta has confirmed a security vulnerability where usernames of 52 characters or more allowed account access without a password.
A Python-based scanner for identifying instances of the CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) that are vulnerable to CVE-2024-47176 and related vulnerabilities, which could lead to remote code execution. The tool sends specially crafted UDP packets to target IP ranges, setting up a server to capture callbacks from potentially vulnerable systems.
Two security vulnerabilities have been disclosed in the Mailcow open-source mail server suite that could be exploited by malicious actors to achieve arbitrary code execution on susceptible instances.
