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Microsoft released a new series of security patches in Internet Explorer for a zero-day bug, originally addressed on September 23. The original updates introduced some printing problems, but the new ones seem to be unstable too. Tracked as CVE-2019-1367, the default was considered to be a memory error that could lead to execution of remote […]
Preventing zero-day attack, one of a developer’s worst nightmares. In this guide, we’ll tackle the A to Zs of these attacks. Keeping your software bug-free and challenging to compromise is one of the biggest challenges that you will ever face as a developer. For every person that wants to see you succeed in this world, […]
At McAfee, we have put significant efforts in hunting attacks such as advanced persistent threats and “zero days.” Yesterday, we observed suspicious activities from some samples. After quick but in-depth research, this morning we have confirmed these samples are exploiting a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows and Office that is not yet patched. This blog post […]