February 4, 2023


Hello all,
The Red-N Weekly Security newsletter is below the Notable Callouts as usual.

Notable Callouts:

  • QNAP fixed a critical bug that let malactors inject malicious code
  • Microsoft released an emergency fix for an XPS display issue
  • Samsung 980 Pro SSDs are failing, a fix is available
  • VMware Realize has an RCE that now has an exploit in the wild
  • VMware Workstation has patched a High-Severity Privilege Escalation vulnerability
  • Lexmark Printers zero-day exploit released by unhappy researcher
  • Mozilla released a new version of Firefox that patched a number of high severity vulnerabilities
  • Microsoft OneNote, and Evernote malicious links have been named a “Threat to MSPs” by CRN
  • Cisco IOx and F5 BIG-IP products have high severity vulnerabilities
  • CISA has published an alert for Oracle E-Business Suite and SugarCRM. They are requiring agencies to patch by February 23, 2023
  • Atlassian’s Jira Software has a critical Authentication Vulnerability
  • Forta’s (HelpSystems) GoAnywhere Managed File Transfer has a zero-day exploit

An interesting report from cybernews has named Cybercrime the world’s third largest economy, behind the USA and China – absolutely mind-boggling! “Based on data from Cybersecurity Ventures, it is projected to cost the world $8 trillion in 2023 and $10.5 trillion by 2025.”

An interesting news piece to those in the MSP industry is that Rob Rae, formerly with Datto, is now with Pax8.

I’ve got to say, I love my new high-speed 1GB Fiber Internet Connection from Whiz-Bang Cyber. I had my systems infiltrated by malicious actors and subsequently encrypted by ransomware in mere minutes!

Visc. Zebullon Wamboldt Pike

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