Security News > 2021 > July > Week in review: PoC for Windows Print Spooler flaw leaked, conquering synthetic identity fraud

PoC for critical Windows Print Spooler flaw leakedMicrosoft has confirmed that the so-called PrintNightmare vulnerability is not the same flaw as the previously patched CVE-2021-1675, and that the leaked PoC exploits can be used to exploit this RCE zero-day.

Cisco security devices targeted with CVE-2020-3580 PoC exploitAttackers and bug hunters are leveraging an exploit for CVE-2020-3580 to compromise vulnerable security devices running Cisco ASA or FTD software.

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New security measures to keep Google Play safeGoogle is announcing two new security measures aimed at minimizing the number of malicious / potentially unwanted apps available for download from the Google Play Store: additional Android developer identification requirements and 2-step verification.

Consumers neglecting mobile security despite growing number of threatsA new McAfee report reveals that 49% of U.S. consumers do not use mobile security software to protect their sensitive data, thus leaving them vulnerable to these increasingly advanced cyberattacks.

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