In the blog we posted on March 22, FortiGuard Labs introduced a new Word Macro malware sample that targets both Apple Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows. After deeper investigation of this malware sample, we can confirm that after a successful infection the post-exploitation agent Meterpreter is run on the Continue Reading

Today we are releasing version 9.0.2 for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE). This version contains two important security fixes for the recently introduced nested groups feature of GitLab 9.0. We recommend that all GitLab installations running version 9.0 be upgraded as soon as possible. These security vulnerabilities Continue Reading

(Cross-posted from the Google Security Blog) Google Safe Browsing gives users tools to help protect themselves from web-based threats like malware, unwanted software, and social engineering. We are best known for our warnings, which users see when they attempt to navigate to dangerous sites or download dangerous files. We also Continue Reading

cPanel, Inc. is proud to announce that cPanel & WHM version 64 has been released to the CURRENT tier, and is now available for installation. Below are a few of the new features in this version. Multiple Incremental Backups Incremental backups have been improved and now allow you to keep Continue Reading

Cybercrime is big business, and is growing at an exponential rate. British insurer Lloyd’s of London estimated the cybercrime market at $400 Billion in 2015. Today, just two years later, the World Economic Forum estimates that the total economic cost of cybercrime to currently be $3 trillion. And Cybersecurity Ventures Continue Reading

Today we’re releasing version 9.0.1 for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE). This version resolves a number of regressions and bugs in this month’s 9.0 release. Please read on for more details. CE/EE: Fix empty clones when Gitaly process is not running. (!145) CE/EE: Resolve “404 when requesting Continue Reading

The Australian Signals Directorate’s (ASD) ‘Essential 8’ strategies to mitigate cyber security incidents represent a set of cyber security best practices that, when implemented successfully, will provide your agency with a baseline cyber security posture. The Essential 8 expand upon the ‘Top 4’ mitigation strategies, part of the government’s Protective Continue Reading

There’s no denying that cyber crime has become a business, and business is booming. British insurance giant Lloyd’s of London estimated the cyber crime market at $400 Billion in 2015. As a result, the World Economic Forum estimates that the total economic cost of cybercrime to currently be $3 trillion Continue Reading

During our first COMMIT, a Zimbra tech and developer event, we presented the new Universal UI: a re-designed user interface for Zimbra Collaboration that includes modern standards and improves the user experience. Try the new Universal UI – Cloud Based You can try it today without install anything! Click the Continue Reading

Every day from Monday to Thursday, right before our GitLab Team call, a different Functional Group gives an update to our team. The format of these calls is simple and short where they can either give a presentation or quickly walk the team through their agenda. Recordings All of the Continue Reading

Today, the U.S. Senate voted narrowly to undo certain regulations governing broadband providers, put in place during the Obama administration, that would have required Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to obtain approval from their customers before sharing information such as web-browsing histories, app usage, and aspects of their financial and health Continue Reading

Summary In November 2016, as part of my FortiGuard research work, I discovered and reported on an iSNS server memory corruption vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Server. On patch Tuesday of March 2017, Microsoft released the Security Bulletin MS17-012 that contain the fix for this vulnerability and identifies it as CVE-2017-0104. Continue Reading

On March 16, FortiGuard Labs captured a new Word file that spreads malware by executing malicious VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) code. The sample targeted both Apple Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows systems. We then analyzed the sample, and in this blog we are going to explain how it Continue Reading

Q&A with Mark Weiner, Chief Marketing Officer at Versa Networks Fortinet spoke with Fabric-Ready Partner, Versa Networks to learn what’s top of mind for its customers, the key IT challenges they are facing and how Versa Networks’ approach to integrated security is helping drive business and customer success. 1. Tell us a Continue Reading

Continuous methods go beyond Integration, Delivery and Deployment. Releasing early and often, and keeping all team members in the loop throughout the development lifecycle, helps everyone in an organization to work more efficiently and deliver customer value consistently. Here at GitLab, we strive to make being continuous part of our Continue Reading

Over the last few months FortiGuard Labs discovered and reported multiple vulnerabilities found in different versions of Microsoft Word. These vulnerabilities were patched in the January (MS17-002) and March (MS17-014) security updates. These patches are rated as important, and as always, we suggest users update Microsoft Office as soon as possible. Continue Reading

cPanel TSR-2017-0002 Full Disclosure SEC-208 Summary Addon domain conversion did not require a package for resellers. Security Rating cPanel has assigned this vulnerability a CVSSv3 score of 2.7 CVSS:3.0/AV:N/AC:L/PR:H/UI:N/S:U/C:N/I:N/A:L Description Previously, when you converted an addon domain to a normal account, it was not required that a reseller specify a Continue Reading

More than any other database containing sensitive information for a large quantity of people, electronic health records (EHRs) are an especially attractive target for hackers. The patient data they hold can be used for financial gain, as recent reports show that stolen healthcare databases are being sold on the deep Continue Reading

Email’s Open Source Renaissance – It’s Time to Expect More | Zimbra : Blog Navigation Do you think that email is fading as a communication tool? Think again! Contrary to popular opinion, email is not only still relevant—it’s growing. This whitepaper describes how email providers need to step up and Continue Reading

Today we are releasing versions 8.17.4, 8.16.8, and 8.15.8 for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE). These versions contain several security fixes, including an important security fix for a critical information disclosure vulnerability, protection against Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) attacks, a fix for some links vulnerable to tabnabbing, Continue Reading

cPanel TSR-2017-0002 Announcement cPanel has released new builds for all public update tiers. These updates provide targeted changes to address security concerns with the cPanel & WHM product. These builds are currently available to all customers via the standard update system. cPanel has rated these updates as having CVSSv3 scores Continue Reading

We hope your year started out safe and secure!We wanted to share with you a summary of our 2016 work as we continue our #NoHacked campaign. Let’s start with some trends on hacked sites from the past year. State of Website Security in 2016 First off, some unfortunate news. We’ve Continue Reading

We are pleased to announce the launch of the brand new design of the joomla.org homepage! And it’s not only about a new design, the content has been refreshed to make it easy to discover the Joomla! World and more easily find the information you may need. A big thank Continue Reading

In an ever growing and competitive online market, you are always looking for the right tools and features to help you sprint ahead. That’s why we offer innovative built-in features to boost your sales and run your e-commerce business more efficiently. Run all types of products Key features: type of Continue Reading

RSS: MailEnable Version 9.7 Release Version 9.7 is now available. It includes new features like: Facebook Login for Webmail/Mobile Webmail The most significant feature is the integrated Facebook login. For an overview please refer to the following documentation: https://www.mailenable.com/kb/content/article.asp?ID=ME020662 Once configured, users will be able to login access their mail Continue Reading

Introduction Fortinet has discovered a new botnet capable of stealing large amounts of user information, as well as remotely manipulating compromised machines. The malware appears to be based on an older botnet known as Grabbot, which was first discovered back in November of 2014. This new variant improves on that existing Continue Reading

Blockchain is a technology that basically distributes a ledger. For those of you in the financial management world, you know a ledger as the trusted source of transactions or facts. The same is true with blockchain. But instead of existing in a large leather bound tome or in a financial Continue Reading

Watch Discussion Lead Sean McGivern demonstrate our typical code review process. Whatever your team’s workflow, we expect you face immense pressure to quickly ship new features. In our 2016 Developer Survey, 81 percent of developers admit to releasing code before it’s ready, citing the pressure of tight or unrealistic deadlines Continue Reading

On Monday, March 20th, 2017 at 23:59 UTC, we will publish a critical GitLab security update. More details will be forthcoming on our blog, including which versions of GitLab are affected. We recommend installations running affected versions to upgrade immediately. Please forward this alert to the appropriate people at your Continue Reading

With the first TSR release of 2015 we began providing CVSSv2 scores in our full disclosure of resolved security issues in cPanel & WHM. The CVSSv2 scoring system is a free and open standard that attempts to rate the severity of security vulnerabilities (finalized in June 2007). In June 2015 Continue Reading

Migrating to PrestaShop generally happens when redesigning an e-commerce site. The aim is to optimize the site’s performance to increase sales. It is a tricky operation that should be handled methodically to avoid errors and pitfalls. Our method relies on three key points: 1/ Preparing the Migration Any migration to Continue Reading

We have only one week left to our biggest event around our Community and Developers: COMMIT in NYC. While we expect all of you next week, we are busy with our new two-week cycle for Maintenance Releases. The new Maintenance Release cycle will help us accelerate the resolution of bugs Continue Reading

As a product manager, the start of the year is a time to take a few breaths and reflect on the successes or failures of the past year and plan for future projects.  When we have invested so much effort into our products, we know their strengths, but spending so Continue Reading

In the part 1 of this blog, we saw that Android/Ztorg.AM!tr silently downloads a remote encrypted APK, then installs it and launches a method named c() in the n.a.c.q class. In this blog post, we’ll investigate what this does. This is the method c() of n.a.c.q: This prints “world,” then waits for 200 Continue Reading

Ztorg, also known as Qysly, is one of those big families of Android malware. It first appeared in April 2015, and now has over 25 variants, some of which are still active in 2017. Yet, there aren’t many technical descriptions for it – except for the initial Ztorg.A sample – so I decided Continue Reading

Today we have some exciting news to announce: Gitter has been acquired by GitLab! Since its launch in 2014, Gitter has fast become the place to connect the open source and software development community. Over 800,000 developers have signed up to Gitter, where they can join any of the thousands Continue Reading

Neil Prasad shares more details about our most recent Fortinet Fabric Ready Partner Program news in a brief blog Q&A. What did you announce today? Today we announced the addition of eight industry-leading information technology providers to our Fortinet Fabric-Ready Partner Program. These new partners further extend the Fortinet Security Fabric across Continue Reading

Zimbra Desktop is a free and open source email client application that gives you online and offline access to all your email accounts in one place. It’s the best ally offering the best Zimbra experience in your workstation without any additional cost, and available for Windows, Mac and Linux. Principal advantages Continue Reading

Joel Gascoigne, CEO of Buffer, a social media management tool, recently met GitLab CEO Sytse (Sid) Sijbrandij on a call to chat about one of their favorite topics: transparency in their respective companies. “I feel like I know you already,” seemed like a sentiment shared by both men, since each Continue Reading

With this new integration, GitLab users can now work more efficiently in GitKraken to manage repositories. Save time by leveraging GitKraken’s integration with GitLab to do things like generate and connect SSH keys, find available remote repositories to clone, and more—all without ever leaving GitKraken. GitKraken is a Git GUI Continue Reading

In our last post Round up of 2016 IoT Threats we compared 2015 and 2016 global threat telemetry for IoT devices collected by our FortiGuard Labs. In this post, we will examine why home routers had a such a huge increase in IPS signature hits in 2016, when compared to 2015. Continue Reading

If your developer team isn’t among the majority of developers using Continuous Integration more than 75 percent of the time, what are you waiting for? In this video demonstration, Product Manager Joshua Lambert shows just how easy it is to set up a project with GitLab CI/CD, so you can Continue Reading

Every day from Monday to Thursday, right before our GitLab Team call, a different Functional Group gives an update to our team. The format of these calls is simple and short where they can either give a presentation or quickly walk the team through their agenda. Recordings All of the Continue Reading

Using coupons in e-commerce has become a commonplace marketing strategy, but is very effective when done correctly. With one in two purchases being made with a promotional code, not using them would be a mistake. Nevertheless, how can you avoid reducing your margin and losing revenue without using promotions? In Continue Reading

We are pleased to announce new official Vagrant images of CentOS Linux 6.8 and CentOS Linux 7.3.1611 for x86_64, featuring updated packages to 28 February 2017. Known Issues The VirtualBox Guest Additions are not preinstalled; if you need them for shared folders, please install the vagrant-vbguest plugin and add the Continue Reading

Today we’re releasing version 8.17.3 for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE). This version resolves a number of regressions and bugs in the last month’s 8.17 release. Please read on for more details. CE/EE: Fix the redirect to custom home page URL. (!9518) CE/EE: Fix broken migration when Continue Reading

Over a million new IoT devices are being connected to the internet daily. Experts predict that as many as 25 to 50 billon IoT devices and sensors will be deployed by 2020, for an average of 4.3 internet-connected devices for every man, woman and child on the planet. Consumer IoT devices Continue Reading

This tutorial shows you how to install ISPConfig from a Debian package. The setup is highly experimental and shows the way that the ISPConfig project takes to make ISPConfig installation as easy as posible with apt on Debian (and later on Ubuntu as well). Read more: https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/the-experimental-server-debian-stretch-apache-mysql-php-7-pure-ftpd-and-ispconfig-31/

With over 700 improvements, including fantastic new features like custom fields, a multilingual association manager and an improved workflow, Joomla! 3.7 is clearly something to celebrate and it is easy to see why it has the Joomla! Community very excited. Here’s a quick look at the major new features* included Continue Reading

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Background On 7th March 2017, Apache Software Foundation issued an emergency security alert for CVE-2017-5638 (Apache Struts2 S2-045). Apache Struts is an open source project of the Apache Foundation Jakarta project team which adopts a MVC framework for developers to develop Java web applications. Apache Struts is exposed to a Continue Reading

We have updated phpMyAdmin to 4.6.6 in MySQL 5.5, MySQL 5.6, MariaDB 5.5, MariaDB 10, MariaDB 10.1 and Percona 5.5 packages. The blowfish secret length is also increased to 32 in this latest update. phpMyAdmin is a free software tool written in PHP, intended to handle the administration of MySQL Continue Reading

Click install PHP 7.1 from the Webuzo Library. PHP 7.1 is a widely-used general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for Web development and can be embedded into HTML Review , Rate and View Demo of PHP 7.1 here:http://www.webuzo.com/sysapps/server_side_scripting/PHP_7.1

Click install PHP 7.0 from the Webuzo Library. PHP 7.0 is a widely-used general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for Web development and can be embedded into HTML Review , Rate and View Demo of PHP 7.0 here:http://www.webuzo.com/sysapps/server_side_scripting/PHP_7.0

The Cloudflare team is headed to Google NEXT 2017 from March 8th – 10th at Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA. We’re excited to meet with customers, partners, and new friends. Come learn about Cloudflare’s recent partnership with Google Cloud Platform (CGP) through their CDN Interconnect Program. Cloudflare offers performance Continue Reading

[infra] scheduled major outage for several services Wednesday , 8, March 2017 Fabian Arrotin Uncategorized As announced, and confirmed on the centos-devel list, next week we’ll have a major outage impacting several services that are hosted in the same DC : due to some reorganization at the DC/Cage level, we’ll Continue Reading

Every day from Monday to Thursday, right before our GitLab team call, a different Functional Group gives an update to our team. The format of these calls is simple and short where they can either give a presentation or quickly walk the team through their agenda. Recordings All of the Continue Reading

Attacks targeting and originating from IoT devices began grabbing news headlines toward the last quarter of 2016. Insecure IoT devices became the low-hanging fruit for threat actors to easily exploit. Some were even notoriously used as botnets to launch DDoS attacks against selected targets. For example, the infamous Mirai botnet Continue Reading

WordPress 4.7.3 is now available. This is a security release for all previous versions and we strongly encourage you to update your sites immediately. WordPress versions 4.7.2 and earlier are affected by six security issues: Cross-site scripting (XSS) via media file metadata.  Reported by Chris Andrè Dale, Yorick Koster, and Simon P. Briggs. Continue Reading

We know that developers see Continuous Integration as an integral part of their workflow, but working in a continuous manner goes beyond just the technical. Here are some ways your teams can be more continuous throughout the development lifecycle. Adopt DevOps Releases get delayed and broken code gets shipped when Continue Reading

GitLab Pages’ IP on GitLab.com is changing from 104.208.235.32 to 52.167.214.135! Learn which websites are affected by this change, which settings you’ll have to update, and how much time you have to do it. What is changing? We are changing the IP address of GitLab Pages server on GitLab.com to Continue Reading

Generating a complete memory dump – On occasion, the Parallels Support team may determine a memory dump is necessary when troubleshooting. Follow the steps below to create a complete memory dump: Open the Run utility. Enter the text sysdm.cpl. A window will pop up. Select the Advanced tab, then click on Continue Reading

Python 3.6.1rc1 is now available.   Python 3.6.1rc1 is the release candidate for the first maintenance release of Python 3.6, which was initially released in 2016-12 to great interest.   Three months later, we are providing the first set of bugfixes and documentation updates to 3.6.  See the What’s New In Continue Reading

In the all-out war for data, the healthcare industry is getting hit the hardest. Experian’s fourth annual 2017 Data Breach Industry Forecast states that healthcare organizations will be the most targeted sector for attack, with new and sophisticated attacks emerging. If healthcare organizations and their IT teams aim to keep data safe, Continue Reading

98 percent of developers use open source tools – even when they’re not supposed to! Here’s why. Our Global Developer Report explores how developers’ methods are changing, and how businesses can adapt to get the best out of their development teams. More than half of our respondents identified as developer Continue Reading

The average home in North America now has 13 connected devices. And that number is expected to increase exponentially. Smart TVs, connected appliances, online fitness devices, entertainment and gaming systems, smart cars, connected water and power meters, climate control systems and online home security systems are all available. Many home Continue Reading

We have only one week left to celebrate the biggest Zimbra event in Europe, the VIII Zimbra Forum France, and only three weeks left for our COMMIT in NYC. While we expect all of you in both events, we are busy with our new two-week cycle for Maintenance Releases. The Continue Reading

Dot ransomware is a new Ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) that is openly available in hacking forums. And following the current trend in malware services, it uses web portals hosted in the TOR network for anonymity. Commission-based Profit While lurking in hacking forums, we came across a post for this new ransomware service. RaaS Continue Reading

This post was authored by the Windows Server Team. Today we are announcing the general availability of Windows Server Premium Assurance with which you can add the flexibility to keep systems running without disruption as you modernize. When you purchase Premium Assurance, you receive “critical” and “important” security updates and Continue Reading

Businesses struggling to secure their networks against determined cyber attackers are facing a perfect storm of challenges: most networks are in the midst of a dramatic transformation, including IoT, virtualization, and the cloud, the number and sophistication of network attacks is increasing, the cost of being breached continues to rise, Continue Reading

Last Thursday we released details on a bug in Cloudflare’s parser impacting our customers. It was an extremely serious bug that caused data flowing through Cloudflare’s network to be leaked onto the Internet. We fully patched the bug within hours of being notified. However, given the scale of Cloudflare, the Continue Reading

Today we’re releasing version 8.17.2 for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE). This version resolves a bug in our previous patch where an invalid asset may have been cached in the web browser, causing errors in the user interface. Please read on for more details. The 8.17.1+ce.0 and Continue Reading

Today we’re releasing version 8.17.1 for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE). This version resolves a number of regressions and bugs in the recent 8.17 release. If you’re wondering what happened to the packages 8.17.1+(ce|ee).0 and 8.17.1+(ce|ee).1, good eye! The first version was accidentally packaged with some Javascript Continue Reading

The world never stands still. In the technology space, this means that constant innovation and discovery is the key to a solution provider’s survival and growth. In the cybersecurity arena, this creed is even more vital. Many hackers are brilliant people. There’s only one way to get the better of Continue Reading