The problem with the first patch, as Red Hat explained in its Shellshock FAQ, was that it only took care of the original bash flaw CVE-2014-6271. This, the true Shellshock bug, is the worst bash ...

On Monday, Apple released three patches to address vulnerabilities in GNU Bash, commonly known as Shellshock, that if exploited could allow an attacker to execute commands on the targeted host. When ...

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Apple on Friday sought to calm OS X users who feared their computers may be at risk from a widespread vulnerability in popular UNIX command interpreter bash — which is included in Apple's UNIX-based ...

On Monday, Apple released three patches to address two vulnerabilities in GNU Bash, commonly referred to as Shellshock. Experts who have tested the various known attack surfaces say that Apple’s patch ...

Your system is still vulnerable to the Shellshock bug, even if you’ve patched it. Security researchers have found new flaws in bash, rendering previous patches ineffective. See also: How To Detect And ...

Update, 9/26 11:00 PM ET: The most recent patches issued for the "Shellshock" bug have apparently still left avenues of attack, based on the analysis of several open source developers. See the latest ...

Bash is the basic shell of UNIX, a language that is used on many platforms: from different web hosting servers to modems, toys, etc. If you are a Windows user, you need not fear ShellShock ...

A worm exploiting the Bash vulnerability in QNAP network attached storage devices has been discovered. The attack opens a backdoor and for now is carrying out a click-fraud scam against JuiceADV. A ...

System administrators who spent last week making sure their computers are patched against Shellshock, a critical vulnerability in the Bash Unix command-line interpreter, will have to install a new ...

As promised, Apple on Monday issued OS X bash Update 1.0 for OS X Mavericks, Mountain Lion and Lion, targeting the recently discovered "Shellshock" security flaw originating in the bash UNIX shell.