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CVE-2024-41968 | WAGO CC100 0751-9x01 Docker Settings Setup missing authentication (VDE-2024-047)
CVE-2024-41967 | WAGO CC100 0751-9x01 Firmware Upgrade missing authentication (VDE-2024-047)
CVE-2024-41974 | WAGO 8000-0002 BACNet Service permission assignment (VDE-2024-047)
CVE-2024-41971 | WAGO 8000-0002 File path traversal (VDE-2024-047)
CVE-2024-41972 | WAGO 8000-0002 File path traversal (VDE-2024-047)
CVE-2024-41973 | WAGO 8000-0002 File path traversal (VDE-2024-047)
CVE-2024-41970 | WAGO 8000-0002 Diagnostic Data permission assignment (VDE-2024-047)
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Link11 achieves PCI DSS Level 1 and establishes uniform security standard
Link11 has achieved Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS) Level 1 certification. This is the highest level of security and compliance in the payment industry, which reinforces the company’s existing security standards. A uniform security framework now applies to all products and services across the entire group. “PCI-DSS Level 1 certification for our entire […]
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Can We Really Eliminate Human Error in Cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity breaches often stem not from advanced exploits but from human error, misconfigurations, and routine mistakes. True resilience comes from designing systems that expect failure, leverage automation wisely, and foster a security-first culture through simulations, guardrails, and psychological safety.
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Can We Really Eliminate Human Error in Cybersecurity?
Dalle reti neurali all’inferenza artificiale avanzata: cosa fanno davvero le AI
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UNC6395 targets Salesloft in Drift OAuth token theft campaign
UNC6395 targets Salesloft in Drift OAuth token theft campaign
What’s the difference between CMC and VMC certification?
Common Mark Certificates (CMC) and Verified Mark Certificates (VMC) both enable brand logos in email inboxes via BIMI, boosting trust, security, and deliverability. The key difference? VMCs require trademark validation and show a blue checkmark in Gmail, while CMCs are faster and more affordable but have limited support. Learn which option fits your email security and branding goals.
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