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Google

名前	脆弱性の数
名前	脆弱性の数

Google Chrome	73
名前: Google Chrome 脆弱性の数: 73
Google Chrome Enterprise	3
名前: Google Chrome Enterprise 脆弱性の数: 3
Google Chrome for Android	4
名前: Google Chrome for Android 脆弱性の数: 4
Google Desktop	1
名前: Google Desktop 脆弱性の数: 1
Google Earth	2
名前: Google Earth 脆弱性の数: 2
Google Picasa	3
名前: Google Picasa 脆弱性の数: 3
Google SketchUp	1
名前: Google SketchUp 脆弱性の数: 1
Google Toolbar	1
名前: Google Toolbar 脆弱性の数: 1

Google in blogs Kaspersky Lab

06/22/2018

Roku TV, Sonos Speaker Devices Open to Takeover

The Roku streaming video device and the Sonos Wi-Fi speakers suffer from the same DNS rebinding flaw reported in Google Home and Chromecast devices earlier this week.

https://threatpost.com/

03/06/2018

Google Patches 11 Critical Bugs in March Android Security Bulletin

Report outlines lucrative rise of nefarious cryptomining groups and their complex new business models.

https://threatpost.com/

01/12/2018

Apps Exposing Children to Porn Ads Booted From Google Play

Researchers identified 60 apps on Google Play infected with AdultSwine malware that in some cases displayed graphic adult-themed ads on apps intended for children.

https://threatpost.com/

12/12/2017

Still Stealing

Two years ago we published a blogpost about a popular malware that was being distributed from the Google Play Store. In October and November 2017 we found 85 new malicious apps on Google Play that are stealing credentials for VK.com

https://securelist.com/

05/15/2017

Ztorg: money for infecting your smartphone

This research started when we discovered an infected Pokémon GO guide in Google Play. We detected the malware as Trojan.AndroidOS.Ztorg.ad. After some searching, I found some other similar infected apps that were being distributed from the Google Play Store. After I started tracking these infected apps, two things struck me – how rapidly they became popular and the comments in the user review sections. https://securelist.com/

05/15/2017

WannaCry and Lazarus Group – the missing link?

Moments ago, Neel Mehta, a researcher at Google posted a mysterious message on Twitter. The cryptic message in fact refers to similarity between samples that have shared code between themselves. The two samples Neel refers to post are a Wannacry cryptor sample and a Lazarus APT group sample. https://securelist.com/

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