Patch/Configuration Management, Vulnerability Management

Apple releases iOS 4 to fix dozens of bugs

June 22, 2010

Apple on Monday released version 4 of its mobile operating system iOS, formerly called iPhone OS, to fix 65 vulnerabilities. The bugs could allow an attacker to run arbitrary code on an affected device, conduct cross-site scripting attacks or obtain sensitive information, Apple said in a security advisory. iOS 4 is available for iPhone 3G and 3GS, along with second- and third-generation iPod Touch devices. Meanwhile, iPad users will have to wait until fall for the same update. — AM

Angela Moscaritolo

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Data Security

Mexican fintech firm’s data exposed by unresolved misconfiguration

SC StaffJanuary 10, 2025

Included in the leaked files were individuals' IDs, passports, driver's licenses, voter IDs, and selfies, according to Cybernews researchers.

Vulnerability Management

Active exploitation of Ivanti Connect Secure zero-day ongoing

SC StaffJanuary 9, 2025

While the security flaw — which could be abused to facilitate arbitrary code execution — also impacts Ivanti Policy Secure versions older than 22.7R1.2 and Ivanti Neurons for ZTA Gateways older than 22.7R2.3, such devices have not been subjected to attacks, according to Ivanti.

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Cloud Security

Unsecured Amazon S3 bucket exposes WebWork data

SC StaffJanuary 9, 2025

More files are being continuously added to the bucket, which has remained unprotected since its discovery in June, according to Cybernews researchers who disputed the purportedly end-to-end encrypted nature of the stored logs.

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