exploits
Researcher Publishes Source Code for Three Unpatched iPhone Exploits
The researcher's decision to do a full-disclosure of the unpatched bugs shows that Apple is still struggling with its bug bounty program.
‘Call of Duty: Warzone’ Cluster Strikes Are Suddenly Breaking the Game
Some think it's a cheat, others think it's an exploit. But we found a more likely explanation.
Hackers Are Selling a Critical Zoom Zero-Day Exploit for $500,000
People who trade in zero-day exploits say there are two Zoom zero-days, one for Windows and one for MacOS, on the market.
Interest in Zoom Zero-Day Hacks Is ‘Sky-High’ as Meetings Move Online
Hackers are turning their attention to Zoom in hopes of selling bugs for thousands of dollars to government agents or other customers.
How Google Changed the Secretive Market for the Most Dangerous Hacks in the World
For five years, Google has funded Project Zero, a team of hackers with the sole mission of finding bugs in whatever software they wanted to research, be it Google’s or somebody else’s. Are they making the internet safer?
The DEA Didn’t Buy Malware From Israel’s Controversial NSO Group Because It Was Too Expensive
Emails between the DEA and NSO obtained by Motherboard explain why the DEA didn't purchase the company's malware in 2014.
Apple Disputes Google’s Claims of a Devastating iPhone Hack
Apple says that Google oversold the nature of the hack and that it quickly fixed the vulnerability.
Exploit Sellers Say There are More iPhone Hacks on the Market Than They’ve Ever Seen
There are caveats and the sellers are only a slice of the exploit market, but two exploit brokers say they’re seeing more iOS attacks now.
Hacker Releases First Public Jailbreak for Up-to-Date iPhones in Years
Apple accidentally unpatched a vulnerability it had already fixed, making current versions of iOS vulnerable to hackers.
Cybersecurity Firm Drops Code for the Incredibly Dangerous Windows ‘BlueKeep’ Vulnerability
Researchers from U.S. government contractor Immunity have developed a working exploit for the feared Windows bug known as BlueKeep.
As Phones Get Harder to Hack, Zero Day Vendors Hunt for Router Exploits
Obtaining vulnerabilities for fully up-to-date mobile phones is getting harder. So companies that sell exploits to governments are increasingly looking for attacks that target internet routers instead, with one company paying up to $100,000.