Ars Technica

Solved: Why in-the-wild Bluekeep exploits are causing patched machines to crash

Recent in-the-wild attacks on the critical Bluekeep vulnerability in many versions of Windows aren’t just affecting unpatched machines. It turns out the exploits—which repurpose the September release ...
SiliconANGLE

Blockchain security startup Mamori raises $5M to use machine learning to detect exploits

Blockchain security startup Mamori today announced it has secured $5 million in seed funding for its platform that uses machine learning to detect and remediate exploits. The round was led by ...
Gizmodo

Pretty Much All Computer Code Can Be Hijacked by Newly Discovered ‘Trojan Source’ Exploit

A new research paper shows that all of the world's computer code is vulnerable to one particular exploit. Seems bad. Reading time 2 minutes A new study shows that pretty much all of the world’s ...
Computer Weekly

Publishing exploit code does more harm than good, says report

Cyber security researchers and ethical hackers may wish to consider easing off on publicly disclosing vulnerability exploit code before patches have been made available, because doing so gives ...
Ars Technica

E-Z-2-Use attack code exploits critical bug in majority of Android phones

[url=http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?p=26265537#p26265537:1xz9uqzj said: LuDux[/url]":1xz9uqzj]Nah, this won't encourage any vendors to update unless it ...