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CVE-2022-22265 | Samsung NPU Driver SMR JUN-2021 Release 1 improper check or handling of exceptional conditions
CVE-2022-21840 | Microsoft Office up to LTSC 2021 Remote Code Execution
Disney Hacker Admits Guilt After Stealing 1.1TB of Internal Data
A 25-year-old man from Santa Clarita, California, has agreed to plead guilty to hacking into the personal computer of a Walt Disney Company employee and stealing a massive amount of sensitive internal data last year. Ryan Mitchell Kramer faces charges related to unauthorized computer access and threats to damage a protected computer, marking a significant […]
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CVE-2022-21841 | Microsoft Office up to LTSC 2021 Excel Remote Code Execution
CVE-2022-21842 | Microsoft Word 2016 Remote Code Execution
CVE-2022-21850 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2022 Remote Desktop Client Remote Code Execution
CVE-2022-21851 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2022 Remote Desktop Client Remote Code Execution
CVE-2022-21888 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2022 Modern Execution Server privilege escalation
CVE-2022-21874 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2022 Security Center API Remote Code Execution
CVE-2022-21878 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2022 Geolocation Service privilege escalation
CVE-2022-21891 | Microsoft Dynamics 365 privilege escalation
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People know password reuse is risky but keep doing it anyway
35% of Gen Z said they never or rarely update passwords after a data breach affecting one of their accounts, according to Bitwarden. Only 10% reported always updating compromised passwords. 38% of Gen Z and 31% of Millennials only change a single character or simply recycle an existing password. 79% of Gen Z admit password reuse is risky, yet 59% recycle an existing password when updating accounts with companies that disclose data breaches. 55% of … More →
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