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Cisco advises owners of end-of-life Small Business RV routers to upgrade to newer models after disclosing a remote code execution vulnerability that will not be patched. According to a Cisco security advisory, the flaw exists due to insufficient user input validation of incoming HTTP packets on the impacted devices.

Anker's central smart home device hub, Eufy Homebase 2, was vulnerable to three vulnerabilities, one of which is a critical remote code execution flaw. Homebase 2 is the video storage and networking gateway for all Anker's Eufy smart home devices, including video doorbells, indoor security cameras, smart locks, alarm systems, and more.

Cybersecurity researchers have detailed a recently patched high-severity security vulnerability in the popular Fastjson library that could be potentially exploited to achieve remote code execution. "This vulnerability affects all Java applications that rely on Fastjson versions 1.2.80 or earlier and that pass user-controlled data to either the JSON.parse or JSON.parseObject APIs without specifying a specific class to deserialize," JFrog's Uriya Yavnieli said in a write-up.

Microsoft has incorporated additional improvements to address the recently disclosed SynLapse security vulnerability in order to meet comprehensive tenant isolation requirements in Azure Data Factory and Azure Synapse Pipelines. The high-severity issue, tracked as CVE-2022-29972 and disclosed early last month, could have allowed an attacker to perform remote command execution and gain access to another Azure client's cloud environment.

Google has released the June 2022 security updates for Android devices running OS versions 10, 11, and 12, fixing 41 vulnerabilities, five rated critical. The security update is separated into two levels, released on June 1 and June 5.

Proof-of-concept exploits for the actively exploited critical CVE-2022-26134 vulnerability impacting Atlassian Confluence and Data Center servers have been widely released this weekend. The vulnerability tracked as CVE-2022-26134 is a critical unauthenticated, remote code execution vulnerability exploited through OGNL injection and impacts all Atlassian Confluence and Data Center 2016 servers after version 1.3.0.

Details have emerged about a recently patched critical remote code execution vulnerability in the V8 JavaScript and WebAssembly engine used in Google Chrome and Chromium-based browsers. The flaw, which was identified in the Dev channel version of Chrome 101, was reported to Google by Weibo Wang, a security researcher at Singapore cybersecurity company Numen Cyber Labs and has since been quietly fixed by the company.

Critical flaws in a popular platform used by industrial control systems that allow for unauthorized device access, remote code execution or denial of service could threaten the security of critical infrastructure. The OAS Platform is widely used in systems in which a range of disparate devices and software need to communicate, which is why it's often found in ICS to connect industrial and IoT devices, SCADA systems, network points, and custom apps and APIs, among other software and hardware.

The OAS platform is a widely used data connectivity solution that unites industrial devices, SCADA systems, IoTs, network points, custom applications, custom APIs, and databases under a holistic system. According to a report by Cisco Talos, OAS platform version 16.00.0112 and below is vulnerable to a range of high and critical severity bugs that create the potential for damaging attacks.

Zoom patched a medium-severity flaw, advising Windows, macOS, iOS and Android users to update their client software to version 5.10.0. The Google Project Zero security researcher Ivan Fratric noted in a report that an attacker can exploit a victim's machine over a zoom chat.