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Weekly News Digest

Each week Zacco tracks the latest cyber security threats, current industry news or trends and insights into the latest protection best practice. The Cyber Security Digest is a weekly compilation of the most significant developments within both cybersecurity and digital protection space, with links to further information on how it might affect you, your company or your clients.

Essential reading for cyber security professionals, as well as the general public, to keep you informed of current events and emerging threats.

Google allows android users to opt-out to stop ads from tracing them

Google new privacy practice will come into effect in later 2021. This will make it hard for apps on android phone and tablet to track users who have opted out of receiving personalised interest ads. When this feature rolls out “You will receive a string of zeros in place of the identifier” said google in the support document

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Tik Tok new privacy policy collects biometrics data

The new privacy update which was rolled out quietly for the US was first discovered by TechCrunch. The company owned by ByteDance said in the newly introduced section“Image and Audio said that “We may collect biometric identifiers and biometric information as defined under U.S. laws, such as faceprints and voiceprints, from your User Content. Where required by law, we will seek any required permissions from you prior to any such collection

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Bugs in Bluetooth allows attackers to launch DOSS attacks

Carnegie Mellon CERT Coordination Centre (CERT/CC) has discovered a total of 7 vulnerabilities that allow attackers to impersonate a legitimate device and launch a DOSS attack. The flowing is the list of vendors who have been affected Red Hat, Cisco, Android Open-Source Project (AOSP), Cradlepoint, Intel, Microchip Technology

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4 new Android 0-Day bugs exploited. Patches issued.

Google on their security bulletin disclosed four of the security vulnerabilities exploited in the wild. Successful exploitation of this vulnerability could grand an adversary cartel blanche access to the targeted device and eventually taking over control

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WinRM servers also affected by Windows HTTP flaw

Security researcher Axel Souchet has published a proof-of-concept exploit code for the flaw. Specially crafted packets can be used on the targeted servers using the HTTP Protocol Stack. These stacks are used in Windows built-in IIS server, If the server is enabled this could be easily exploited

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0-day vulnerability in Adobe exploited

Adobe has released updates for its patch Tuesday and has fixed several vulnerabilities which affect 12 of its products. Among that a 0-day vulnerability affecting the adobe reader which is being exploited in the wild. The reports state that the vulnerability could allow any command execution virtually

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Microsoft security patch May 2021

Microsoft has released security updates for May 2021. It has released fixes for 55 vulnerabilities out of these vulnerabilities 4 are classified as critical and 50 are considered as important and 1as moderate

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