Storm⚡️Watch | Old Vulns, New Tricks: How 20,000 Cameras Got Hacked & Your Browser Betrayed You

Summary: This GreyNoise Storm⚡️Watch episode covers the "0.0.0.0 Day" vulnerability, which lets malicious websites bypass browser security mechanisms in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari and potentially reach local services. It also covers a 2017 vulnerability still affecting more than 20,000 Ubiquiti devices, including cameras and routers, exposing them to amplification attacks and privacy risks through custom privileged processes on specific network ports.
What you should know: A flaw from 2017 still sits on over 20,000 Ubiquiti cameras and routers, and the browser bug reaches local services on machines running Chrome, Firefox, or Safari - both are already-deployed exposures, not future ones.

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Topics: Vulnerabilities & Patching
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