Category: Exploit
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CVE-2024-45492
CVE-2024-45492 is a critical vulnerability found in the widely used libexpat XML parsing library, specifically affecting versions prior to 2.6.3. This flaw originates from an integer overflow in the `nextScaffoldPart` function in 32-bit systems. Attackers can exploit this vulnerability to remotely execute arbitrary code or cause a denial of service, making it especially dangerous. It…
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CVE-2024-45491
The CVE-2024-45491 vulnerability is an integer overflow issue identified in libexpat versions prior to 2.6.3. This vulnerability occurs in the `dtdCopy` function of the `xmlparse.c` file, specifically impacting 32-bit platforms. The problem arises when an attacker can exploit this overflow in systems where `UINT_MAX` equals `SIZE_MAX`. The vulnerability is critical, with a CVSS score of…
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CVE-2024-45490
The CVE-2024-45490 vulnerability is a security flaw identified in versions of the Expat library (specifically libexpat) prior to version 2.6.3. The vulnerability occurs in the xmlparse.c file, which is responsible for parsing XML data. The issue arises when the function XML_ParseBuffer fails to reject negative lengths during buffer parsing. This oversight can potentially lead to…
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Security vulnerabilities fixed in Firefox 127 (CVE-2024-5700) and (CVE-2024-5701)
Memory safety bugs present in Firefox 126, Firefox ESR 115.11, and Thunderbird 115.11. Some of these bugs showed evidence of memory corruption and we presume that with enough effort some of these could have been exploited to run arbitrary code.
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GoFetch vulnerability
The GoFetch vulnerability is a critical security flaw affecting Apple M-series CPUs. Here are the key details: Remember that exploiting this vulnerability requires physical access to the targeted system. See more details on GoFetch website.
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Zero-Click Attack
A zero-click attack is a type of cyber attack that requires no interaction from the victim to be successful. In traditional cyber attacks, such as phishing or malware attacks, the victim is typically required to click on a malicious link, download a file, or take some other action that initiates the attack. However, in a…
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Exploit
In computer security, an “exploit” refers to a piece of software, code, or a sequence of commands that takes advantage of a vulnerability, flaw, or weakness in a computer system, application, or network to execute unauthorized actions or gain unauthorized access. The primary purpose of an exploit is to compromise the security of a target…