6. Many of the world’s cheap digital video recorders are made by the Chinese vendor Xiongmai. The lack of their interest in device security is appalling, such as having blank admin passwords. -- KREBS ON SECURITY
7. Microsoft has recently fixed a serious zero-day Windows flaw. Called FruityArmor, it would allow privilege escalation and remote code execution. -- SECURITY AFFAIRS (KASPERSKY)
8. Garmin Navionics exposed 19 GB of its customer navigation data thanks to an improperly configured MongoDB storage bucket. The flaw was fixed when they were notified and the company says no data was accessed improperly. -- HACKEN BLOG
9. Here is how Microsoft’s Windows Defender detects fileless malware attacks. The tool relies on the Sharpshooter utility, which has its origins in Google-funded research. MICROSOFT BLOG
10. Speaking of fileless attacks, this post goes into details on how they are constructed. There are three basic techniques, using existing documents, scripts and OS routines to hid their mischief. -- MINERVA LABS BLOG