Sagi Tzadik of Check Point Research has recently uncovered a 17-year-old flaw within Windows Server’s DNS implementation. The flaw, dubbed SIGRed, was given CVE number CVE-2020-1350 and rated a 10 on the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS). SIGRed is a wormable exploit affecting Windows Server 2003 all the way through Server 2019 that is triggered through a malicious DNS response. Because the DNS service runs with SYSTEM level privileges, successful attacks could grant an attacker full domain administrator access.
The war in Ukraine and its impact on how China views Taiwan
Binary Defense
September 14, 2022
By Anthony Zampino Introduction Leading up to the most recent Russian invasion of Ukraine in
