Security experts have disclosed today details about seven vulnerabilities impacting a popular DNS software package that is commonly deployed in networking equipment, such as routers and access points.

Israel-based security consultancy firm JSOF disclosed today seven Dnsmasq vulnerabilities, collectively known as DNSpooq, that can be exploited to launch DNS cache poisoning, remote code execution, ...

Security is a necessary evil constantly presenting manufacturers with new challenges. And, since JSOF discovered and disclosed the 19 zero day vulnerabilities known as Ripple20, security organizations ...

Security company JSOF announced that it has discovered a vulnerability ' Ripple20 ' that affects many smart devices, routers, printers, including Intel and HP products. Since Ripple20 is caused by the ...

Yesterday, seven Dnsmasq vulnerabilities were disclosed, collectively known as DNSPooq, that attackers can use to launch DNS Cache Poisoning, denial of service, and possibly remote code execution ...

The vulnerabilities affect everything from printers to insulin pumps to ICS gear. A series of 19 different vulnerabilities, four of them critical, are affecting hundreds of millions of internet of ...

Security experts have warned for years that the drive to connect every device imaginable to the internet would offer a bonanza for hackers. Now researchers have found that one chunk of software ...

Tens of millions of Internet connected devices — including medical equipment, storage systems, servers, firewalls, commercial network equipment, and consumer Internet of Things (IoT) products — are ...

Security researchers analysing a network stack used in hundreds of millions of devices found that it contained serious vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers for remote code execution ...

Security researchers today disclosed 19 bugs affecting hundreds of millions of Internet of Things (IoT) devices. The "Ripple20" vulnerabilities, four of which are critical, exist in a low-level TCP/IP ...

Security researchers have found several serious vulnerabilities in dnsmasq, a utility used in many Linux-based systems, especially routers and other IoT devices, to provide DNS services. Attackers can ...