Month: July 2015

A vulnerability which could allow an attacker to take control of any Android device that can receive text messages (phones, and some tablets with cellular service (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, etc)) has been discovered. The vulnerability requires no interaction on behalf of the user, which would allow them to take control of the device, compromising any data stored on […]

This week, several previously unidentified critical vulnerabilities in a common component of all supported versions of Microsoft Windows were announced. The flaw is in the Adobe OpenType Manager Library. These flaws were found as a result of the infiltration of an Italian spyware making firm, and have been confirmed by Microsoft. In an unusual step, […]