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Kaspersky Security Bulletin, January – June 2006: Malicious programs for mobile devices

Kaspersky SecurelistSep 22, 18:26 UTC · Sep 22, 2006Advisory

Experts show how to run malware on chips of a turned

Security AffairsMay 23, 19:03 UTC · May 23, 2022Malware

Researchers Find Potential Way to Run Malware on iPhone Even When it's OFF

The Hacker NewsMay 17, 02:51 UTC · May 17, 2022Malware

Practical coexistence attacks on billions of WiFi chips allow data theft and traffic manipulation

Security AffairsDec 13, 20:34 UTC · Dec 13, 2021Vulnerability

Apple Patches AirPods Bluetooth Vulnerability That Could Allow Eavesdropping

The Hacker NewsJun 26, 09:36 UTC · Jun 26, 2024Vulnerability CVE-2024-27867 CVE-2024-27812

SiriSpy flaw allows eavesdropping on users' conversations with Siri

Security AffairsOct 27, 13:38 UTC · Oct 27, 2022Vulnerability CVE-2022-32946

Product showcase: Ledger Flex secure crypto wallet

Help Net SecurityApr 30, 00:00 UTC · Apr 30, 2025Malware

Unpatchable KeyWe smart lock can be easily picked

Help Net SecurityDec 11, 00:00 UTC · Dec 11, 2019Vulnerability

War

Kaspersky SecurelistMay 23, 16:23 UTC · May 23, 2006Malware

USN-8729-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities

Ubuntu issued USN-8729-1 fixing Linux kernel vulnerabilities across ARM, Bluetooth, GPU, SCSI, SMB, and Azure MANA subsystems.

Ubuntu released USN-8729-1 addressing several security issues discovered in the Linux kernel that could allow an attacker to compromise the system. Fixes span ARM32/ARM64/PowerPC architectures, Bluetooth, GPU, InfiniBand, and network drivers, plus the Microsoft Azure Network Adapter (MANA) driver. The update also corrects flaws in the SCSI and SPI subsystems, SMB and NTFS3 file systems, EFI core, and file systems infrastructure.

Ubuntu Security NoticesSep 7, 09:08 UTC · 9d agoAdvisory 6 sources

ZDI-26-589: BlueZ A2DP Stack-based Buffer Overflow Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

ZDI details a network-adjacent stack buffer overflow in BlueZ's A2DP stack (CVE-2026-19774, CVSS 7.1) allowing remote code execution after pairing a malicious Bluetooth device.

The Zero Day Initiative published advisory ZDI-26-589 for a stack-based buffer overflow in BlueZ, the Linux Bluetooth protocol stack. A network-adjacent attacker who can pair a malicious Bluetooth device with the target can execute arbitrary code on the affected installation. The flaw carries a CVSS 7.1 rating and is tracked as CVE-2026-19774.

ZDI Published AdvisoriesAug 24, 05:00 UTC · 23d agoAdvisory CVE-2026-19774

CERT-FR recommends completely deactivate Wi

Security AffairsDec 15, 10:01 UTC · Dec 15, 2025Vulnerability

Thieves don't need your car keys, just a wireless signal

Help Net SecurityJun 19, 00:00 UTC · Jun 19, 2025Vulnerability

Hackers can take over Ecovacs home robots to spy on their owners

Security AffairsAug 24, 18:14 UTC · Aug 24, 2024Vulnerability

Google offers free replacement for buggy Titan Security Keys

Help Net SecurityNov 15, 08:05 UTC · Nov 15, 2023Vulnerability

These Android Apps with a Million Play Store Installations Redirect Users to Malicious Sites

The Hacker NewsNov 11, 03:40 UTC · Nov 11, 2022Malware

4 Malicious apps on the Play Store totaled +1M downloads

Security AffairsNov 2, 21:49 UTC · Nov 2, 2022Malware

iPhone Malware that Operates Even When the Phone Is Turned Off

Schneier on SecurityMay 18, 11:06 UTC · May 18, 2022Malware

Tracking People by their MAC Addresses

Schneier on SecuritySep 15, 00:00 UTC · Sep 15, 2021Vulnerability

Friday Squid Blogging: Underwater Cameras for Observing Squid

Schneier on SecurityMay 28, 21:09 UTC · May 28, 2021Data breach1

Researchers show how to steal a Tesla Model X in a few minutes

Security AffairsNov 23, 17:52 UTC · Nov 23, 2020Exploit / PoC

New infosec products of the week: August 21, 2020

Help Net SecurityAug 21, 00:00 UTC · Aug 21, 2020Policy & legal

AirDoS attack could make iPhones, iPads unusable via AirDrop attack

Security AffairsDec 12, 17:48 UTC · Dec 12, 2019Exploit / PoC

Beyond Passwords: 2FA, U2F and Google Advanced Protection

Troy HuntNov 15, 07:42 UTC · Nov 15, 2018Phishing & fraud

Say “Cheese”: WebMonitor RAT Comes with C2-as-a

Palo Alto Unit 42Nov 1, 11:05 UTC · Nov 1, 2018Malware

Flaws in the Bosch Drivelog Connector dongle could allow hackers to halt the engine

Security AffairsApr 16, 13:01 UTC · Apr 16, 2017Vulnerability

Burglars can easily make Google Nest security cameras stop recording

Help Net SecurityMar 21, 00:00 UTC · Mar 21, 2017Exploit / PoC

Apple Updates Everything, (Mon, Sep 14th)

Apple patched a record 261 vulnerabilities across iOS 27, macOS Golden Gate 27, watchOS 27, and other platforms, with none flagged as exploited.

Apple's annual OS update shipped iOS/iPadOS 27, macOS Golden Gate 27, tvOS 27, watchOS 27, and visionOS 27 plus bug-fix releases for the 26 and 15 branches, fixing a record 261 vulnerabilities. Notable issues include multiple kernel flaws allowing root privilege escalation (CVE-2026-43689, CVE-2026-43691, CVE-2026-43698, CVE-2026-43786), remote code execution in CUPS (CVE-2026-43692), kernel memory corruption via malicious NFS servers (CVE-2026-43686, CVE-2026-43687), and WebKit memory corruption from crafted web content (CVE-2026-43715). No vulnerabilities are labeled as actively exploited, and Apple does not assign per-CVE severities. Users report iOS 26.7 being downloaded when iOS 27 is intended, and tools like Little Snitch and BlockBlock need updates before upgrading to macOS 27.

SANS Internet Storm CenterSep 14, 18:33 UTC · 2d agoVulnerability CVE-2022-3437 CVE-2026-20683 CVE-2026-28899+27 CVEs