Dell laptops and computers vulnerable to remote hijacks thanks to vulnerability in driver auto-update utility (aka bloatware app)https://t.co/bZYDQDjHu6 pic.twitter.com/ycTW22t7Qv

— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) May 1, 2019

Dell PCs & laptops are vulnerable to a remote attack leveraging a vulnerability in an older version of Dell SupportAssist utility. Since the utility runs as Admin, so does the exploit payload.https://t.co/5UfxHU2tdr

— CodeLobe (@CodeLober) May 3, 2019

A little bit of javascript on a page visited by a user w/ a specific Dell app installed could lead to a full compromise. Don’t ever forget that DOM attacks scale exploits.

“Dell laptops and computers vulnerable to remote hijacks” https://t.co/wUk1CapA5V via @ZDNet & @campuscodi

— ℨ??? ??????? (@thezedwards) May 5, 2019

Dell laptops and computers vulnerable to remote hijacks https://t.co/aGLtKNmIMs
v/ @ZDNet by @campuscodi
w/ @Dell

#CyberSecurity #InfoSec #Security #DevOps #DDoS #ITSecurity #CyberAttack @Lago72 #Privacy #hacking #Cyber #DataProtection #tech #Innovation #Malware #DataBreach pic.twitter.com/TPpfxhATjY

— Antonio Gambina (@Lago72) May 4, 2019

Dell PCs & laptops are vulnerable to a remote attack leveraging a vulnerability in an older version of Dell SupportAssist utility. Since the utility runs as Admin, so does the exploit payload.https://t.co/5UfxHU2tdr

— CodeLobe (@CodeLober) May 3, 2019

A security update has been issued by Dell to patch a critical SupportAssist software #vulnerability that exposed personal computers to remote attacks: https://t.co/gNUj6b3vHl @campuscodi @ZDNet

— Veracode (@Veracode) May 3, 2019

Dell laptops and computers vulnerable to remote hijacks https://t.co/zya98ltfdX

— UgCERT (@UgCERT) May 3, 2019

The “Dell Support Assist” issue enforce my good old feeling: When you buy a new laptop, re-install your own OS flavour… (https://t.co/d8rZ4NJwft) #GetRidOfCrapware

— Xavier Mertens? (@xme) May 2, 2019

Dell Computers Exposed to RCE Attacks by SupportAssist Flaws https://t.co/5vO4zaAqua

— piyokango (@piyokango) May 2, 2019

Dell's security support tool has several 'high-severity' flaws. https://t.co/0ge16pWh8T

— Kaspersky Lab (@kaspersky) May 4, 2019

Why are we against internet voting? Because news stories like this come out all the time which continue to prove that current #technology still does not have enough #security to make #evoting trustworthy. #cdnpoli #onpoli #onmuni #infosec #abpoli #edem https://t.co/yh8BbPXL6x

— Counting The Vote (@count_the_vote) May 3, 2019

Dell has patched two high-severity #vulnerabilities in its #software meant to support hardware issues for customers. #cybersecurity #infosec https://t.co/D1zlfjejKr

— Ronald van der Meer (@ronaldvdmeer) May 3, 2019

Update your Dell computer now to avoid RCE security vulnerability in SupportAssist tool https://t.co/QBtmkFGoYr

— Secure Cyber (@Sec_Cyber) May 5, 2019