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      <description>Memory corruption bug in WhatsApp&#39;s non-WebRTC video conferencing implementation can screw you. Just answering a call from an attacker could completely compromise WhatsApp.</description>
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      <description>Marcus Brinkmann demonstrated how some configuration options in the GnuPG allow remote attackers to spoof arbitrary signature. He used the embedded “filename” parameter in OpenPGP literal data packets, together with the verbose option set in their gpg.conf file.</description>
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      <description>New research has found a flaw in a group messaging part of a Signal protocol used by Signal, WhatsApp and Threema. It’s hardly exploitable, but the server (attacker) could be, in some theoretical scenario, able to silently join an encrypted group chat.</description>
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      <title>InfoSec Week 34 - 35, 2017</title>
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      <description>Autodesk A360 cloud-based online storage misused as a delivery platform for multiple malware families.</description>
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