SecurityWeek

High-Severity Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Patched in OpenSSL

OpenSSL updates released on Tuesday patch a dozen vulnerabilities, including a high-severity remote code execution flaw.

AISLE Researchers Identify 12 New Security Vulnerabilities in OpenSSL Using AI-Driven Discovery

The vulnerabilities disclosed in this release span multiple components of OpenSSL and affect a wide range of supported ...
ExtremeTech

Google finds critical vulnerability in SSL 3.0 called POODLE

Google has released the details on a new SSL 3.0 bug, codenamed Poodle, that threatens all modern browsers with a man-in-the-middle attack -- and the only solution is to disable the old handshake ...
VentureBeat

3 SSL VPN vulnerabilities disclosed in 2019 are still routinely exploited

VentureBeat presents: AI Unleashed - An exclusive executive event for enterprise data leaders. Network and learn with industry peers. Learn More Vulnerabilities in SSL VPN products are some of the ...
Ars Technica

OpenSSL 3 patch, once Heartbleed-level “critical,” arrives as a lesser “high”

An OpenSSL vulnerability once signaled as the first critical-level patch since the Internet-reshaping Heartbleed bug has just been patched. It ultimately arrived as a “high” security fix for a buffer ...
Bleeping Computer

OpenSSL fixes two high severity vulnerabilities, what you need to know

The OpenSSL Project has patched two high-severity security flaws in its open-source cryptographic library used to encrypt communication channels and HTTPS connections. The vulnerabilities ...
Hosted on MSN

These vulnerabilities in Apache HTTP Server enable HTTP Request Smuggling and SSL Authentication Bypass, posing severe threats to organizations worldwide

Apache's HTTP Server is a critical component for hosting web applications worldwide. Recently, two significant vulnerabilities CVE-2024-40725 and CVE-2024-40898 have surfaced, raising alarms across ...
SDxCentral

Tenable Predicts the Big Bad 3% of Vulnerabilities

Security teams found 16,500 new vulnerabilities in 2018, according to Tenable. Obviously, that’s way too many for most — if not all — organizations to wrap their arms around. The “good” news is that ...