Threats tagged 'github.com'

A free, open-source file scanner hosted on GitHub has been highlighted in InfoSec news due to potential remote code execution (RCE) risks. Although no specific affected versions or exploits in the wild are currently reported, the mention of RCE indicates a high-severity threat if vulnerabilities exist. The tool's open-source nature means vulnerabilities could be discovered or exploited by attackers, especially if the scanner processes untrusted files. European organizations using or evaluating this tool should be cautious and perform thorough security assessments before deployment. Mitigations include code review, sandboxing, and restricting file inputs. Countries with strong open-source adoption and critical infrastructure relying on file scanning tools are more likely to be impacted. Given the potential for RCE and lack of authentication requirements, the threat is assessed as high severity. Defenders must prioritize monitoring and validation when integrating such tools.

News#infosecnews#redditGermany+7

Can you review my new security testing tool [https://github.com/MohamedKarrab/odoomap](https://github.com/MohamedKarrab/odoomap) Features: • Detect Odoo version & exposed metadata • Enumerate databases and accessible models • Authenticate & verify CRUD permissions per model • Extract data from chosen models (e.g.res.users, res.partner) • Brute-force login credentials (default, custom user/pass, wordlists) • Brute-force internal model names when listing fails

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Hi all, I discovered suspicious behavior and possible malware in a file related to the official MicroDicom Viewer installer. I’ve documented everything including hashes, scan results, and my analysis in this public GitHub repository: [https://github.com/darnas11/MicroDicom-Incident-Report](https://github.com/darnas11/MicroDicom-Incident-Report) Feedback and insights are very welcome!

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