Gotham Security Daily Threat Alerts

By Nancy Rand
Posted in Uncategorized
On May 06, 2015

May 4, Securityweek – (International) PayPal fixes remote code execution flaw in Partner Program website. PayPal fixed a vulnerability discovered by Vulnerability Lab researchers in its Partner Program Web site which would allow an attacker to leverage a bug in the site’s Java Debug Wire Protocol (JDWP) service to remotely execute server-side commands with root privileges. Source

May 1, Threatpost – (International) Mozilla moving toward full HTTPS enforcement in Firefox. The Mozilla Foundation reported that it will be phasing out unsecured hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) connections in the Firefox browser in a two-phase plan, in which the company will only offer new browser features to secure, HTTPS (HTTP Secure)-enabled Web sites, before ultimately making existing features incompatible with HTTP sites altogether. Source

Nancy Rand

Nancy Rand

Nancy has more than 20 years’ experience in information technology and security, solving business issues and implementing best-practice solutions that support organizational objectives. Her expertise includes leveraging, optimizing, and implementing diverse technology platforms, and management of large-scale technology projects.