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Image 1 Cellular Infrastructure Found to Have 119 Vulnerabilities

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: Cellular Security
Tag(s): Headline, Privacy, Phone, Flaw
Image 1 Two Arrested after Pensioner Scammed out of Six-Figure Crypto Nest Egg

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: The Register
Tag(s): Headline, Britain, Cybercrime, Fraud, Cryptography, Scotland
Image 1 Trump Is Putting Us on the Wrong Side of History, Again

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: CNN
Tag(s): Headline, Government, USA, Russia, Fraud, Ukraine
Image 1 Google's New AI Generates Hypotheses for Researchers

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: ars technica
Tag(s): Headline, Botnet, Google, Science
Image 1 Critical Flaws in Mongoose Library Expose MongoDB to Data Thieves, Code Execution

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: The Register
Tag(s): Headline, Hacker, Database, Data Loss, Flaw
Image 1 AI Cracks Superbug Problem in Two Days That Took Scientists Years

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: BBC News UK
Tag(s): Headline, Botnet, Science
Image 1 Microsoft Patches Exploited Power Pages Vulnerability

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: Security Week
Tag(s): Headline, Microsoft, Flaw, Patch
Image 1 Microsoft Claims Quantum Breakthrough with Majorana 1 Computer Chip

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: SC Magazine
Tag(s): Headline, Microsoft, Science
Image 1 CISA, FBI Warn of China-Linked Ghost Ransomware Attacks

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: Security Week
Tag(s): Headline, Government, Malware, USA, China, Cybercrime, Cyberwar, FBI, Cryptography
Image 1 Medusa Ransomware Gang Demands $2M from UK Private Health Services Provider

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: The Register
Tag(s): Headline, Privacy, Malware, Britain, Cybercrime, Data Loss, Cryptography
Image 1 Cellular Infrastructure Found to Have 119 Vulnerabilities

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: Cellular Security
Tag(s): Headline, Privacy, Phone, Flaw
Image 1 Two Arrested after Pensioner Scammed out of Six-Figure Crypto Nest Egg

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: The Register
Tag(s): Headline, Britain, Cybercrime, Fraud, Cryptography, Scotland
Image 1 Trump Is Putting Us on the Wrong Side of History, Again

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: CNN
Tag(s): Headline, Government, USA, Russia, Fraud, Ukraine
Image 1 Google's New AI Generates Hypotheses for Researchers

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: ars technica
Tag(s): Headline, Botnet, Google, Science
Image 1 Critical Flaws in Mongoose Library Expose MongoDB to Data Thieves, Code Execution

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: The Register
Tag(s): Headline, Hacker, Database, Data Loss, Flaw
Image 1 AI Cracks Superbug Problem in Two Days That Took Scientists Years

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: BBC News UK
Tag(s): Headline, Botnet, Science
Image 1 Microsoft Patches Exploited Power Pages Vulnerability

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: Security Week
Tag(s): Headline, Microsoft, Flaw, Patch
Image 1 Microsoft Claims Quantum Breakthrough with Majorana 1 Computer Chip

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: SC Magazine
Tag(s): Headline, Microsoft, Science
Image 1 CISA, FBI Warn of China-Linked Ghost Ransomware Attacks

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: Security Week
Tag(s): Headline, Government, Malware, USA, China, Cybercrime, Cyberwar, FBI, Cryptography
Image 1 Medusa Ransomware Gang Demands $2M from UK Private Health Services Provider

Posted: 2025/02/20
Source: The Register
Tag(s): Headline, Privacy, Malware, Britain, Cybercrime, Data Loss, Cryptography

Storm Watch ()

2025-02-20: 14 news articles added
2025-02-20: 23 files added
2025-01-22: 1 voting poll added
2025-02-14 (1739491200)

Sometimes mitigating vulnerabilities means updating to bleeding edge code. And sometimes, those updates have issues. The downtime this morning was a result of that. Things should be stable rest of day.

2025-02-05 (1738713600)

Popularity can be a curse. Currently debugging a memory leak of about 750 bytes per request on average which leads to many gigs of ram leaking over about 12 hours. You may see 404s occasionally as the daemons are restarted while debugging. Yay overly complicated massive dependency-requiring frameworks with a million moving layers. Maybe a rewrite of the code base in awk tied to a raw openssl binding on tcp/443 will calm the nerves. It certainly would be easier to debug.

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Polls ()

When it comes to security tools, there are quite a few out there. We do not have room to list them all, but we can list some and get a feel for what has caused the largest impact.


Most impactful security tool of all time from this short list?

AnswersResults
Nmap — Recon is where you start.42%
Metasploit — Because, well, Metasploit.28%
Tcpdump/Libpcap/Wireshark — Show me the bits.14%
Sqlmap — All the databases will be mine!14%
John the Ripper — I enjoy cracking all the passwords.0%
OSSEC — Host security still matters.0%

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Files ()

LTL Freight Quotes – Estes Edition 3.3.7 SQL Injection
Posted: 2025-02-20

LTL Freight Quotes – Old Dominion Edition 4.2.10 SQL Injection
Posted: 2025-02-20

LTL Freight Quotes – ABF Freight Edition 3.3.7 SQL Injection
Posted: 2025-02-20

LTL Freight Quotes – SAIA Edition 2.2.10 SQL Injection
Posted: 2025-02-20

LTL Freight Quotes – TForce Edition 3.6.4 SQL Injection
Posted: 2025-02-20

Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS Authentication Bypass NSE Script Checker
Posted: 2025-02-20

Ivanti EPM Credential Coercion
Posted: 2025-02-20

Packet Fence 14.1.0
Posted: 2025-02-20

AWS Key Hunter
Posted: 2025-02-20

Ubuntu Security Notice USN-7277-1
Posted: 2025-02-20

News ()

Cellular Infrastructure Found to Have 119 Vulnerabilities
Posted: 2025-02-20

Two Arrested after Pensioner Scammed out of Six-Figure Crypto Nest Egg
Posted: 2025-02-20

Trump Is Putting Us on the Wrong Side of History, Again
Posted: 2025-02-20

Google's New AI Generates Hypotheses for Researchers
Posted: 2025-02-20

Critical Flaws in Mongoose Library Expose MongoDB to Data Thieves, Code Execution
Posted: 2025-02-20

AI Cracks Superbug Problem in Two Days That Took Scientists Years
Posted: 2025-02-20

Microsoft Patches Exploited Power Pages Vulnerability
Posted: 2025-02-20

Microsoft Claims Quantum Breakthrough with Majorana 1 Computer Chip
Posted: 2025-02-20

CISA, FBI Warn of China-Linked Ghost Ransomware Attacks
Posted: 2025-02-20

Medusa Ransomware Gang Demands $2M from UK Private Health Services Provider
Posted: 2025-02-20

Storm Watch ()

2025-02-20: 14 news articles added
2025-02-20: 23 files added
2025-01-22: 1 voting poll added
2025-02-14 (1739491200)

Sometimes mitigating vulnerabilities means updating to bleeding edge code. And sometimes, those updates have issues. The downtime this morning was a result of that. Things should be stable rest of day.

2025-02-05 (1738713600)

Popularity can be a curse. Currently debugging a memory leak of about 750 bytes per request on average which leads to many gigs of ram leaking over about 12 hours. You may see 404s occasionally as the daemons are restarted while debugging. Yay overly complicated massive dependency-requiring frameworks with a million moving layers. Maybe a rewrite of the code base in awk tied to a raw openssl binding on tcp/443 will calm the nerves. It certainly would be easier to debug.

...
[ View Full Changelog ]
Polls ()

When it comes to security tools, there are quite a few out there. We do not have room to list them all, but we can list some and get a feel for what has caused the largest impact.


Most impactful security tool of all time from this short list?

AnswersResults
Nmap — Recon is where you start.42%
Metasploit — Because, well, Metasploit.28%
Tcpdump/Libpcap/Wireshark — Show me the bits.14%
Sqlmap — All the databases will be mine!14%
John the Ripper — I enjoy cracking all the passwords.0%
OSSEC — Host security still matters.0%
Grab Gear ()

Hat Hoodie Mousepad
Hat Hoodie Mousepad

Mug Shirts Phonecase
Mug Shirts Phonecase
Support Packet Storm by grabbing gear! Our online store is now open and ready to take your money!
Advertise on Packet Storm ()

Get your new product or service noticed on Packet Storm today!

Get your new product or service noticed on Packet Storm today!
Placement on Packet Storm ensures the security community sees your announcement. Try it today!

Files ()

LTL Freight Quotes – Estes Edition 3.3.7 SQL Injection
Posted: 2025-02-20

LTL Freight Quotes – Old Dominion Edition 4.2.10 SQL Injection
Posted: 2025-02-20

LTL Freight Quotes – ABF Freight Edition 3.3.7 SQL Injection
Posted: 2025-02-20

LTL Freight Quotes – SAIA Edition 2.2.10 SQL Injection
Posted: 2025-02-20

LTL Freight Quotes – TForce Edition 3.6.4 SQL Injection
Posted: 2025-02-20

Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS Authentication Bypass NSE Script Checker
Posted: 2025-02-20

Ivanti EPM Credential Coercion
Posted: 2025-02-20

Packet Fence 14.1.0
Posted: 2025-02-20

AWS Key Hunter
Posted: 2025-02-20

Ubuntu Security Notice USN-7277-1
Posted: 2025-02-20

News ()

Cellular Infrastructure Found to Have 119 Vulnerabilities
Posted: 2025-02-20

Two Arrested after Pensioner Scammed out of Six-Figure Crypto Nest Egg
Posted: 2025-02-20

Trump Is Putting Us on the Wrong Side of History, Again
Posted: 2025-02-20

Google's New AI Generates Hypotheses for Researchers
Posted: 2025-02-20

Critical Flaws in Mongoose Library Expose MongoDB to Data Thieves, Code Execution
Posted: 2025-02-20

AI Cracks Superbug Problem in Two Days That Took Scientists Years
Posted: 2025-02-20

Microsoft Patches Exploited Power Pages Vulnerability
Posted: 2025-02-20

Microsoft Claims Quantum Breakthrough with Majorana 1 Computer Chip
Posted: 2025-02-20

CISA, FBI Warn of China-Linked Ghost Ransomware Attacks
Posted: 2025-02-20

Medusa Ransomware Gang Demands $2M from UK Private Health Services Provider
Posted: 2025-02-20

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