The vulnerabilities could allow attackers to execute rogue PHP code on web servers
July's Patch Tuesday brings fixes for 47 vulnerabilities across Microsoft's products
The threat uses sophisticated techniques to evade detection and prepares the ground for more malware components
The persistent XSS vulnerability could allow the hijacking of admin accounts
The use of third-party code in enterprise software projects is growing fast, but the used code often has known flaws
Not all router security issues can be fixed by users, but there are many actions that can be taken to protect them from attacks
The Keydnap malware uses creative ways to infect computers and gain root access
A vulnerability in a service shared by many D-Link products allows attackers to take over cameras, routers and other devices
Manufacturers can choose between two patch levels, one dedicated to device-specific fixes
The Eleanor malware allows attackers to execute commands and scripts, steal and modify files and take pictures using the webcam
