Tag: #websecurity
A critical vulnerability, now known as the “0.0.0.0 Day vulnerability,” has resurfaced after 18 years, impacting Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari. This flaw, originally reported in 2008, allows malicious websites to bypass critical security mechanisms and interact with services on a local network, posing significant risks to Linux and macOS devices. Notably, this […]
Hackers have targeted the WordPress Calendar plugin, a widely used WordPress tool with over 150,000 active installations. This significant security flaw, identified as an Arbitrary File Upload flaw (CVE-2024-5441), allows authenticated users, such as subscribers, to upload arbitrary files to a vulnerable site, potentially leading to remote code execution (RCE). The vulnerability was discovered on […]
Android antivirus apps have become a vital necessity in today’s ever-changing digital landscape, where Android devices are prime targets for malware, hackers, and scammers. This article provides a comparative analysis of five leading Android antivirus apps designed to fortify your Android’s defenses in 2024. Understanding Your Android Antivirus Needs Before diving into the specific apps, […]