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      <description>A zero-day vulnerability in the jQuery File Upload plugin is actively exploited for at least three years. Patch now!</description>
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      <description>The Czech Security Intelligence Service (BIS) shuts down Hezbollah servers in the Hezbollah hacking operation. Hackers used female Facebook profiles to trick victims into installing spyware.</description>
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      <description>Google started selling their Titan Security Key bundle that support FIDO standards for secure authentication. They have written the firmware by themselves, but the price should be lower for this kind of hardware.</description>
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      <description>A reverse shell connection is possible from an OpenVPN configuration file. So be cautious and treat ovpn files like shell scripts.</description>
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      <description>Researchers exploited antivirus software quarantine mechanism to gain privileges by manipulating the restore process from the virus quarantine. By abusing NTFS directory junctions, the AV quarantine restore process can be manipulated, so that previously quarantined files can be written to arbitrary file system locations.</description>
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      <description>The security researcher Pierre Kim has discovered ten critical zero-day vulnerabilities in D-Link routers.</description>
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