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VulnRecap 3/11/24 – JetBrains & Atlassian Issues Persist

eSecurity Planet

And all IT and security teams should follow vulnerability news for vendor bulletins and updates. March 4, 2024 JetBrains Server Issues Continue with New Vulnerabilities Type of vulnerability: Authentication bypass. Whichever user’s privileges the attacker has exploited could then be used to create a remote access VPN session.

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VulnRecap 2/12/24: Ivanti, JetBrains, Fortinet, Linux Issues

eSecurity Planet

February 5, 2024 JetBrains TeamCity Saga Continues with Another Server Vulnerability Type of vulnerability: Authentication bypass by an unauthenticated attacker. Orca Security published a blog post about the vulnerabilities — its researchers discovered and reported the issues in Fall 2023, and Microsoft quickly patched them.

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Weekly Vulnerability Recap – September 4, 2023 – Attackers Hit Network Devices and More

eSecurity Planet

Unpatched devices can give attackers privileged access to networks, particularly those set up as VPN virtual servers, ICA proxies, RDP proxies, or AAA servers. Consider adopting network security measures like intrusion detection and prevention systems (IDPS) to identify and prevent harmful traffic from reaching your RocketMQ server.

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Vulnerability Recap 3/19/24 – Microsoft, Fortinet & More

eSecurity Planet

March 8, 2024 150,000 Fortinet Secure Web Gateways Remain Exposed Type of vulnerability: Arbitrary code execution (ACE). The problem: The FortiOS SSL VPN feature vulnerability, CVE-2024-21762, disclosed February 8th , remains exposed to attack on nearly 150,000 devices according to the ShadowServer Foundation website.

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Vulnerability Recap 5/20/24 – Patch Tuesday, Chrome & D-Link

eSecurity Planet

The problem: Researcher Patrick Peng discovered and wrote a blog post about a vulnerability in the llama_cpp_python dependency. doesn’t always require authentication for SSID during a Wi-Fi session. Use always-active VPN connections and never reuse the same credentials for an SSID.

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Protect IT—A Combination of Security Culture and Cyber Hygiene Good Practices

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Help telecommuting employees : Given the rise of mobile and the cloud, organizations would do themselves a great disservice if they exclude telecommuting employees from their security training programs. Through these initiatives, security personnel should make sure that this remote workforce has everything it needs to work securely.