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An Overview of the Upcoming libModSecurity

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libModSecurity is a major rewrite of ModSecurity. It preserves the rich syntax and feature set of ModSecurity while delivering improved performance, stability, and a new experience in easy integration on different. libModSecurity - Motivations While ModSecurity version 2.9.0 is available...

Protecting Your Sites from Apache.Commons Vulnerabilities

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A few weeks ago, FoxGlove Security released this important blog post that includes several Proof-of-Concepts for exploiting Java unserialize vulnerabilities. A remote attacker can gain Remote Code Execution by sending specially crafted payload to any endpoint expecting a serialized...

Joomla 0-Day Exploited In the Wild (CVE-2015-8562)

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A recent new 0-day in Joomla discovered by Sucuri (Sucuri Blog) has drawn a lot of attention from the Joomla community, as well as attackers. Using knowledge gained from our recent research on Joomla (CVE-2015-7857, SpiderLabs Blog Post) and information...