Sly Uduosa

Sylvester Uduosa who goes by the nickname 'Sly' is a Legal Practitioner, Certified Ethical Hacker and Python Programmer.

Squirrel Engine Bug Vulnerability Could Let Attackers Break Out Of Sandbox Restrictions

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An out-of-bounds read vulnerability in the Squirrel programming language has been discovered by researchers on August 20,2021. This can be abused by attackers to break out of the sandbox restrictions and execute arbitrary code within a SquirrelVM giving a malicious actor complete access to the underlying machine. Tracked as CVE-2021-41556, occurs when a game library […]

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FlawedGrace New Variant Is Spreading Through Mass Email Campaigns

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Cybersecurity researchers have on Tuesday discovered a mass volume of email attack notably targeting Germany and Australia. This campaign has beeen tied to the TA505 which is the name assigned to the financially motivated threat group that’s been in active cybercrime business since at least 2014 and is behind the infamous Dridex anking trojan as

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The Operators Of TrickBot Now Expanding Malware Distribution Channel

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The operators of the TrickBot Malware have resurfaced with new tricks seeking to increase its foothold by expanding its distribution channels, ultimately leading to the deployment of ransomware such as Conti. The threat actor, tracked as Wizard Spider has been discovered to be in partnership with other cybercrime gangs such as Hive0105, Hive0106 and Hive0107

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Google Is Currently Tracking 270 State-Sponsored Hackers

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More than 270 government-backed threat actors from over 50 countries has been put on a watch list by Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG). Approximately 50,000 alerts of state-sponsored phishing or malware attempts to customers since the start of 2021. This brings about a 33% rise from 2020 as the spike stems from “blocking an unusually

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Unmasking Of Domain Name Registrants Now Part Of EU Proposals

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The EU in its “NIS2” legislation making its way through the European Parliament has made provisions to ban anonymous registration of domain data in a bid to boost security and anti-piracy efforts. It seeks to ensure the availability of accurate, verified and complete domain name registration data by imposing it on TLD registries and entities

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University of Sunderland Is The Latest Victim Of A Suspected Cyber Attack

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University of Sunderland on the 12th day of October, 2021 suffered a series of downtime on its IT systems, telephone lines and websites. This was revealed on its twitter page and have stated that it “has all the hallmarks of a cyber-attack.” The Sunderland Echo a local newspaper, reported that staff members were encountering difficulties

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New 0-day Patches in Windows Now Available Update Your PCs

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Security patches to contain a total of 71 vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows and other software has been released. This patch would also fix an actively exploited privilege escalation vulnerability that could be exploited in conjunction with remote code execution bugs to take over vulnerable systems. The security flaws have been rated with two being Critical,

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OpenSea Patches A Vulnerability That Could Have Enabled Hackers Drain Wallets Of Cryptocurrency

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OpenSea has just patched a critical vulnerability that could have been abused by malicious actors to drain cryptocurrency funds from a victim by sending a specially-crafted token in the form of a malicious NFT. When this malicious NFT is clicked, it results in a scenario whereby rogue transactions can be facilitated through a third-party wallet

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Attempted 2.4 Tbps DDoS Attack on Microsoft Azure Fended Off

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Microsofts Azure cloud platform suffered a 2.4 Tbps distributed denial-of-service (DD0S) attack in the last week of August however this was mitigated. The attack targeted an unnamed customer in Europe surpassing a 2.3 Tbps attack stopped by Amazon Web Services in February 2020. Amir Dahan, senior program manager of Azure Network has said in a

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