Monthly Archives: May 2020
Russian Sandworm Exploiting Exim Mail Servers
It has been found by the NSA that the Russian Spy Group called BlackEnergy is actively exploiting Exim mail servers with Sandworm. The Exim mail server flaw can be exploited using a email containing a modified “MAIL FROM” field in a Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) message. The Russians have been exploiting unpatched Exim servers…
Microsoft Patched 100 Vulnerabilities
Microsoft has pushed a hefty list of Patches on Tuesday to fix over 100 Vulnerabilities and 16 CVEs making the critical list. This is actually the thrid mont that Microsoft has pushed over 100 vulnerabilities patches. May’s list does not contain any vulnerabilities currently being exploited in the wild, which is a good thing. Make sure…
Sophos XG Firewall Vulnerability
Hackers have been targeting Sophos XG Firewall due to the Zero-Day exploit that allows hackers to inject the Asnarok Malware. Sophos said in their blog. “The attack affected systems configured with either the administration interface (HTTPS admin service) or the user portal exposed on the WAN zone. In addition, firewalls manually configured to expose a…