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Showing posts with label Exploits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exploits. Show all posts

Keurig 2.0 Genuine K-Cup Spoofing Vulnerability

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Hello Slashdot! I apologize if the blog runs slow under the heavy load! -Ken Overview Keurig 2.0 Coffee Maker contains a vulnerability i...
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Third Party Security Vulnerabilities - How Late is Too Late?

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By now, I'm sure you've heard about the nightmare that is the Heartbleed bug. One of the biggest problems with this bug is that ...

A Look At A Simple PHP Cross Site Scripting Attack

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Someone was recently kind enough to attack my honeypot with an extremely simple PHP cross site scripting attack, suitable for teaching other...

IE Zero Day and Increase in Global Malware Indicators

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A look at the last 30 days of web searches for common malware infection indicators shows that the Internet Explorer Zero Day vulnerability ...

IE Zero Day Exploit in the Wild

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There is an IE exploit in the wild which affects IE 7, 8, and 9. For more information, see the SANS ISC post .

Sony BRAVIA TV Datagram Flooding Denial of Service

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Here's an interesting vulnerability... Who would have thought you'd need to worry about your TV being subject to an attack? A vu...

New @CaffSec Twitter Feature: #exploitAlert

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I've taken the Google Alert "zero day" exploit feed and created automated Twitter notifications. You can get updated #exploi...

Monitoring for New Zero Day Exploits through Google Alerts

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In case you haven't read it, I previously posted a how-to for using Google Alerts to monitor for misuse of your personal information... ...