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CVE-2025-47011 | Adobe Experience Manager up to 6.5.22 cross site scripting (apsb25-48)
CVE-2025-47010 | Adobe Experience Manager up to 6.5.22 cross site scripting (apsb25-48)
CVE-2025-47008 | Adobe Experience Manager up to 6.5.22 cross site scripting (apsb25-48)
CVE-2025-47007 | Adobe Experience Manager up to 6.5.22 cross site scripting (apsb25-48)
CVE-2025-47006 | Adobe Experience Manager up to 6.5.22 cross site scripting (apsb25-48)
CVE-2025-47005 | Adobe Experience Manager up to 6.5.22 cross site scripting (apsb25-48)
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CVE-2025-47004 | Adobe Experience Manager up to 6.5.22 cross site scripting (apsb25-48)
CVE-2025-47003 | Adobe Experience Manager up to 6.5.22 cross site scripting (apsb25-48)
CVE-2025-47002 | Adobe Experience Manager up to 6.5.22 cross site scripting (apsb25-48)
CVE-2025-47000 | Adobe Experience Manager up to 6.5.22 cross site scripting (apsb25-48)
CVE-2025-46999 | Adobe Experience Manager up to 6.5.22 cross site scripting (apsb25-48)
CVE-2025-46997 | Adobe Experience Manager up to 6.5.22 cross site scripting (apsb25-48)
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Microsoft Outlook Vulnerability Let Attackers Execute Arbitrary Code Remotely
A significant security vulnerability in the Microsoft Outlook email client could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code remotely, even if they require local access to trigger the exploit. The vulnerability, designated as CVE-2025-47176, was released on June 10, 2025, and carries an “Important” severity rating with a CVSS score of 7.8. The flaw affects the […]
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The path to better cybersecurity isn’t more data, it’s less noise
In cybersecurity, there’s an urge to collect as much data as possible. Logs, alerts, metrics, everything. But more data doesn’t necessarily translate to better security. SOCs deal with tens of thousands of alerts every day. It’s more than any person can realistically keep up with. When too much data comes in at once, things get missed. Responses slow down and, over time, the constant pressure can lead to burnout. According to a Vectra AI survey, … More →
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