The Apache HTTP Server Project has been forced to issue fresh fixes for a critical bug which was originally thought to affect only version 2.4.49 and fixed last Thursday.
Proof-of-concept exploit code has been released on the internet to take advantage of a directory path traversal flaw in version 2.4.49 of the well-known Apache Web server software.
Telstra appears to have got its wires crossed by sending emails to non-subscribers asking them to try out its My Telstra app.
The Apache HTTP Server project has fixed a local privilege escalation bug in the software which is the most widely to run Web servers on the Internet.
Well-known British security researcher Kevin Beaumont says the breach of the British operations of American multinational ticket sales and distribution company Ticketmaster, that has led to the possible leak of tens of thousands of credit card details, was caused by the incorrect placement of a single line of code.
About 550,000 Australia Red Cross blood donor records have been exposed by a Web developer using their Web server like a personal file server.
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