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The iPhone 11 Pro’s Location Data Puzzler

Krebs on Security

When one does this, the location services indicator — a small diagonal upward arrow to the left of the battery icon — no longer appears unless Location Services is re-enabled. “It is expected behavior that the Location Services icon appears in the status bar when Location Services is enabled.

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Millions of sites could be hacked due to flaws in popular WordPress plugins

Security Affairs

The lack of server-side validation for HTML tags in Elementor elements (i.e. Heading, Column, Accordion, Icon Box, and Image Box) allows any users to add executable JavaScripts to a post or page via a crafted request. “Many of these elements offer the option to set an HTML tag for the content within.

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Expert publicly disclosed a zero-day vulnerability in KDE

Security Affairs

Desktop Entry] Icon[$e]=$(echo${IFS}0>~/Desktop/zero.lol&) [link] #redteam #0day #security #bugbounty #bugbountytip #bugbountytips #kde #rce #zerodotlol #zerolol pic.twitter.com/QRtX9Kwd1w — Dominik (@zer0pwn) August 5, 2019. directory files, we can force the file to evaluate some of the entries within the [Desktop Entry] tag.”

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Give a Hoot! Don’t Pollute: Earth Day with Woodsy Owl

Unwritten Record

Forest Service environmental icon, Woodsy Owl. His catchy tag line, “Give a hoot; don’t pollute!” In addition to his tag line, the forest service also featured Woodsy in numerous educational films , several of which are in NARA’s motion picture holdings. Woodsy Owl was created in 1971 by the U.S.

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A new Magecart campaign hides the malicious code in 404 error page

Security Affairs

This request causes a “404 Not Found” error.

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Microsoft warns of new highly evasive web skimming campaigns

Security Affairs

. “The first image, disguised as a favicon (also known as a shortcut or URL icon), was available on VirusTotal, while the other one was a typical web image file discovered by our team.” The attackers place a Base64-encoded string inside a spoofed Google Tag Manager code.

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Magecart gang hides PHP-based web shells in favicons

Security Affairs

Threat actors edited the shortcut icon tags with a path to the fake PNG file. The file named Magento.png attempts to pass itself as ‘image/png’ but does not have the proper PNG format for a valid image file.” ” reads the analysis published by Malwarebytes.