Not too long ago, we discovered a critical security flaw in Firefox. This week, Chrome is addressing fixes for yet more critical vulnerabilities. Google recently patched vulnerabilities in its Chrome browser, one of which was marked as critical, tracked as CVE-2024-10487. The vulnerability allowed remote attackers to perform out-of-bounds memory access via a crafted HTML page.
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The first Secjuice conference is an online event for those interested in any aspect of information security, and we’d love for you to attend the virtual conference and learn!
Secjuice is a non-profit, independent and volunteer led publication in the information security space. We are a private members writing club focused on cybersecurity, information security, network security, hacking, cyberwar, and open source intelligence gathering.
We believe that our value as professionals lies in our ability to share our research and knowledge with others through the written word. We mentor hackers, help them prepare their research, polish their articles and translate their skills into commercial writing experience and freelance writing opportunities. Our members feel a strong sense of civic duty, it’s what drives us to spread our knowledge and experiences with our community. Defending the interests of those who hack is within our remit.
Sunday, March 30, 2025
An online conference. Registration information will become available in early 2025.
The conference will cover the following topics:
Please visit https://sessionize.com/SecjuiceCon2025/ to submit an abstract. The deadline to submit is 12/31/2024.
We thank the following sponsors:
Want to sponsor SecjuiceCon? Please email conference at secjuice dot com to get more details.
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