CISCO WARNS OF HIGH-SEVERITY CLAMAV FLAWS
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Cisco has disclosed two high-severity vulnerabilities in ClamAV that attackers can exploit to crash the scanning process. Public exploits are already available.
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A New Bedford police officer faces allegations of using Flock automated license plate reader cameras to track an ex-romantic partner. The incident raises questions about surveillance tool oversight within law enforcement.
The FBI's Atlanta office is investigating a suspected fake Wi-Fi hotspot attack targeting a Delta flight, with DEF CON attendees under suspicion. No arrests have been made.
Google Chrome is implementing device-bound session credentials, a security feature designed to block account takeovers by tying login sessions to specific devices. The technology addresses a growing threat where attackers steal credentials to gain unauthorized access.
The DeadLock ransomware operation is leveraging decentralized blockchain infrastructure to protect its communications with victims and data-leak operations. The approach makes traditional law enforcement takedowns significantly more difficult.