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Garak: Open-source LLM vulnerability scanner
LLMs can make mistakes, leak data, or be tricked into doing things they were not meant to do. Garak is a free, open-source tool designed to test these weaknesses. It checks for problems like hallucinations, prompt injections, jailbreaks, and toxic outputs. By running different tests, it helps developers understand where a model might fail and how to make it safer. Garak works with a wide range of models and platforms. It supports Hugging Face Hub … More →
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JVN: 複数のSchneider Electric製品における境界外書き込みの脆弱性
JVN: EG4 Electronics製EG4インバーターにおける複数の脆弱性
«Анти-HTTPS». Разработчик представил инструмент для отключения проверки TLS-сертификатов
Canadian Government’s IT Arm Flags Digital Risks, Cyber Threats, and Strategic Priorities
谷歌在法庭文件中不得不承认开放互联网正在迅速衰落 此前谷歌称没影响
Fixing silent failures in security controls with adversarial exposure validation
Organizations often operate as if their security controls are fully effective simply because they’re deployed, configured, and monitored. Firewalls are in place, endpoints are protected, and SIEM rules are running. All good, right? Not so fast. Appearances can be deceiving. And deception can be devastating. Picus Security’s Blue Report 2025 shows that even well-configured environments continue to miss a substantial portion of attacks. In fact, across more than 160 million attack simulations, Picus Labs found … More →
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JVN: 複数のRockwell Automation製品における複数の脆弱性
ZDI-CAN-28042: Microsoft
ZDI-CAN-27671: Fuji Electric
ZDI-CAN-28057: Microsoft
ZDI-CAN-27358: Fuji Electric
ZDI-CAN-28038: Apple
KillSec Ransomware is Attacking Healthcare Institutions in Brazil
JVN: 複数のABB製品における複数の脆弱性
Introducing no-cost, multicloud Data Transfer Essentials for EU and U.K. customers
At Google Cloud, our services are built with interoperability and openness in mind to enable customer choice and multicloud strategies. We pioneered a multicloud data warehouse, enabling workloads to run across clouds. We were the first company to provide digital sovereignty solutions for European governments and to waive exit fees for customers who stop using Google Cloud.
We continue this open approach with the launch today of our new Data Transfer Essentials service for customers in the European Union and the United Kingdom. Built in response to the principles of cloud interoperability and choice outlined in the EU Data Act, Data Transfer Essentials is a new, simple solution for data transfers between Google Cloud and other cloud service providers. Although the Act allows cloud providers to pass through costs to customers, Data Transfer Essentials is available today at no cost to customers.
Designed for “in-parallel” processing of workloads belonging to the same organization that are distributed across two or more cloud providers, Data Transfer Essentials enables you to build flexible, multicloud strategies and use the best-of-breed solutions across different cloud providers. This can foster greater digital operational resilience – without incurring outbound data transfer costs from Google Cloud.
To get started, please read our configuration guide to learn how to opt in and specify your multicloud traffic. Qualifying multicloud traffic will be metered separately, and will appear on your bill at a zero charge, while all other traffic will continue to be billed at existing Network Service Tier rates.
The original promise of the cloud is one that is open, elastic, and free from artificial lock-ins. Google Cloud continues to embrace this openness and the ability for customers to choose the cloud service provider that works best for their workload needs. Read more about Data Transfer Essentials here.