A tool used by millions of websites to process images has several critical vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to compromise Web servers. To make things worse, there’s no official patch yet and ...

For years, I avoided ImageMagick like it was some cryptic developer tool meant only for command and coding wizards. Meanwhile, I was bouncing between Photoshop for quick crops, Canva for social media ...

If command line batch processing is your thing—or you want to access image manipulation capabilities from a language such as Perl or Java—then you should check out ImageMagick 5.5. ImageMagick ...

LAS VEGAS – Interop 2016 -- A popular open-source image processing tool used in content management systems, social media, and other Web servers contains newly discovered vulnerabilities that could ...

The image editing software ImageMagick is vulnerable in several places. Security patches are available for installation.

There are a few binaries that wind up running in a bunch of places, silently do their jobs, and being easily forgotten about. ImageMagick is used on many servers for image conversion and resizing, and ...

Researchers have discovered that a critical image processing library has a severe vulnerability which has left a vast amount of websites open to attack. You may not have heard of ImageMagick, but the ...

Sure, you can open up a graphics program like GIMP and resize an image, but what if you want to resize 10, 50 or 200 images? ImageMagick's convert program is just what you need. I a previous article, ...

Let's start with some homework. Go to Google (or Bing) and search for "privacy is dead, get over it". I first heard this from Bill Joy, cofounder of Sun Microsystems, but it's attributed to a number ...