Security: Updates, 15 Best Security Tools You Should Have on Linux, Microsoft 0-Day and WooCommerce Hole
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Security updates for Wednesday
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15 Best Security Tools You Should Have on Linux
When talking about security many terms come to mind. Hacking, viruses, malware, data loss, etc. Here is our list of the 15 security tools you should be using on your Linux system.
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Researchers ‘break’ Edge with zero-day remote code exploit
Proof-of-concept shows researchers opening the Chrome landing page from Edge via Firefox
Security researchers have teased a zero-day exploit for Microsoft's Edge browser that can allow a malicious actor to run commands on a user's machine.Two vulnerabilities, discovered by exploit developer Yushi Laing with help from Alexander Kochkov, could allow an anonymous user execute code remotely, and potentially seize control of a user's device.
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WordPress Plugin, WooCommerce’s Critical Vulnerability Patched Via 3.4.6 Update
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