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CVE-2025-58342 | Samsung Mobile Processor/Wearable Processor Exynos up to 2200 Wi-Fi Driver uapsd memory allocation
CVE-2025-58343 | Samsung Mobile Processor/Wearable Processor Exynos up to 2200 Wi-Fi Driver create_tspec memory allocation
CVE-2025-58344 | Samsung Mobile Processor/Wearable Processor Exynos up to 2200 Wi-Fi Driver conn_log_event_burst_to_us memory allocation
CVE-2025-58345 | Samsung Mobile Processor/Wearable Processor Exynos up to 2200 Wi-Fi Driver ap_certif_11ax_mode memory allocation
CVE-2025-58346 | Samsung Mobile Processor/Wearable Processor Exynos up to 2200 Wi-Fi Driver send_addts memory allocation
CVE-2025-58347 | Samsung Mobile Processor/Wearable Processor Exynos up to 2200 Wi-Fi Driver p2p_certif memory allocation
CVE-2025-58348 | Samsung Mobile Processor/Wearable Processor Exynos up to 2200 Wi-Fi Driver confg_tspec memory allocation
CVE-2025-59439 | Samsung Modem Exynos up to 2025-08-29 denial of service
Хакеры просто использовали инструкции NGINX. Оказывается, для взлома не всегда нужны баги
【安全圈】新型窃密网络钓鱼活动瞄准企业 Dropbox 账号凭证
【安全圈】Step Finance 称高管设备遭入侵,致 4000 万美元加密货币被盗
【安全圈】因索要赎金遭拒,黑客组织公开哈佛、宾大百万条窃取的个人信息
Why boards should be obsessed with their most ‘boring’ systems
Following a series of high-profile cyberattacks, boards of directors are now requiring their organizations to take greater responsibility for the risks posed by enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems pose after a series of high-profile cyberattacks. The Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), incident in Sept. 2025 illustrates the severe consequences of such attacks. The cyberattack forced JLR […]
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CVE-2026-1964 | WeKan up to 8.20 REST Endpoint models/boards.js BoardTitleRESTBleed access control
CVE-2026-1963 | WeKan up to 8.20 Attachment Storage models/attachments.js MoveStorageBleed access control
CVE-2026-1962 | WeKan up to 8.20 Attachment Migration attachmentMigration.js AttachmentMigrationBleed access control
GitHub enables multi-agent AI coding inside repository workflows
GitHub has expanded Agents HQ, enabling AI coding agents such as GitHub Copilot, Claude by Anthropic, and OpenAI Codex to execute development tasks directly within GitHub and developer editors while preserving repository context, session history, and review workflows. Copilot Pro+ and Copilot Enterprise developers can start agent sessions from GitHub, GitHub Mobile, and Visual Studio Code, with support for Copilot CLI expected soon. “We’re bringing Claude into GitHub to meet developers where they are. With … More →
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