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Eight Cryptojacking Apps Booted From Microsoft Store

15th February 2019Lindsey O Donnell

The eight apps were secretly stealing victims’ CPU power to mine for Monero. Source: Threat Post – Web Security – Eight Cryptojacking [...]

Researchers Dig into Microsoft Office Functionality Flaws

13th February 2019Kelly Sheridan Staff Editor

An ongoing study investigating security bugs in Microsoft Office has so far led to two security patches. Source: Dark Reading – Threat [...]

Microsoft Released Security Updates & Fixed More than 70 Flaws Along with Active Zero-Day Browser Bug

13th February 2019BALAJI N

Microsoft released new security updates for February under patch Tuesday with the fixes for more than 70 vulnerabilities that affected Microsoft products. This [...]

Vuln: Microsoft Internet Explorer CVE-2019-0676 Information Disclosure Vulnerability

12th February 2019CW Enterprises

Microsoft Internet Explorer CVE-2019-0676 Information Disclosure Vulnerability Source: Security Focus – Vuln: Microsoft Internet Explorer CVE-2019-0676 Information Disclosure Vulnerability [...]

Vuln: Microsoft Office CVE-2018-0802 Memory Corruption Vulnerability

12th February 2019CW Enterprises

Microsoft Office CVE-2018-0802 Memory Corruption Vulnerability Source: Security Focus – Vuln: Microsoft Office CVE-2018-0802 Memory Corruption Vulnerability [...]

Microsoft Advises Users to Stop Using Internet Explorer Browser

10th February 2019GURUBARAN S

Microsoft stopped supporting Internet Explorer browser before years, but still, a number of legacy websites with older web apps still depends on Internet [...]

Microsoft Confirms Serious ‘PrivExchange’ Vulnerability

6th February 2019Lindsey O Donnell

The elevated privilege flaw exists in Microsoft Exchange and would allow a remote attacker to impersonate an administrator. Source: Threat Post – [...]

Microsoft Releases Security Advisory for Privilege Escalation Vulnerability With Exchange Server

6th February 2019GURUBARAN S

Microsoft releases a security advisory that fixes the Privilege Escalation Vulnerability With Exchange Server. By exploiting this vulnerability an attacker could impersonate any [...]

Hackers Launching Powerful Malware ExileRAT Via Weaponized Microsoft PowerPoint Document

6th February 2019BALAJI N

Researchers observed a new malicious campaign that delivers a powerful ExileRAT malware via Microsoft powerpoint documents using previously used C2 server infrastructure. Attackers [...]

Vuln: Microsoft Exchange Server Remote Privilege Escalation Vulnerability

29th January 2019CW Enterprises

Microsoft Exchange Server Remote Privilege Escalation Vulnerability Source: Security Focus – Vuln: Microsoft Exchange Server Remote Privilege Escalation Vulnerability [...]