Security Leftovers
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Tuesday's security advisories
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Trend Micro password manager had remote command execution holes and dumped data to anyone: Project Zero
Google's Project Zero discovered multiple trivial remote code execution vulnerabilities sitting within a password manager installed by Trend Micro as default alongside its AntiVirus product.
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'Ridiculous' Bug in Popular Antivirus Allows Hackers to Steal all Your Passwords
If you have installed Trend Micro's Antivirus on your Windows computer, then Beware.
Your computer can be remotely hijacked, or infected with any malware by even through a website – Thanks to a critical vulnerability in Trend Micro Security Software.
The Popular antivirus maker and security firm Trend Micro has released an emergency patch to fix critical flaws in its anti-virus product that allow hackers to execute arbitrary commands remotely as well as steal your saved password from Password Manager built into its AntiVirus program.
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SSH Backdoor for FortiGate OS Version 4.x up to 5.0.7
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Microsemi builds better security into network time appliance
Keeping accurate time has never been more important. Inaccurate time can cause servers and applications to go awry, causing service disruptions.
For example: As fighter Manny Pacquiao was ready to square off against Floyd Mayweather in May 2015, the fight was delayed due to a technical problem with pay-per-view orders.
More than 4.4 million U.S. customers shelled out $100 to watch the fight but had trouble accessing it. The fight was delayed 45 minutes.
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Open Web Application Security Project issues new secure coding bible
The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) has published the third version of its developer security bible trimming the fat and offering peer-reviewed and tested means of building more secure apps.
The Application Security Verification Standard Project (ASVS) is the carrot to OWASP's much-cited stick that is the Top 10 web app security flaws.
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