Welcome to this week’s Threat Source newsletter — the perfect place to get caught up on all things Talos from the past week.
We’re entering our Year in Review period. Now’s the time to look back on the top stories from 2019 and think about what we learned.
In the vulnerability space, Talos researchers were just as busy as always. We disclosed more than one vulnerability per working day this year, many of which were in internet-of-things and ICS devices. For more on what we can take away from the year in vulnerability disclosures, check out our post here.
Speaking of vulnerabilities, we had many more to add to the yearly count this week. There’s too many to name here, but some highlights include a remote code execution bug in Apple’s Safari web browser and a denial-of-service in the Linux kernel.
Microsoft also disclosed its own set of vulnerabilities as part of the last Patch Tuesday of 2019. Check out our breakdown of the most notable bugs here and our Snort rules to protect against exploitation of them here. Talos discovered two of the bugs patched this month, both in Windows Remote Desktop Protocol in older versions of Windows.
Cyber Security Week in Review
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