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“国家授时中心”网攻事件中的模块化后门植入原理分析
CISOs are questioning what a crisis framework should look like
CISOs increasingly assume the next breach is coming. What concerns them most is whether their teams will understand the incident quickly enough to limit the fallout. A recent report by Binalyze looks at how investigation practices are holding up across large US enterprises. Attackers hold the advantage 84% say a successful breach is inevitable. That belief shapes budgets, staffing plans and expectations during an incident. It also increases pressure to shrink the gap between detection … More →
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CVE-2025-59305 | Langfuse up to 3.1 Background Migration Endpoint denial of service
CVE-2025-64504 | Langfuse up to 2.95.10/3.124.0 API information exposure (GHSA-94hf-6gqq-pj69)
CVE-2025-13315 | Lynxtechnology Twonky Server 8.5.2 Web Service API unprotected alternate channel
CVE-2025-52668 | Revive Adserver up to 5.5.2/6.0.1 stats-conversions.php cross site scripting
CVE-2025-52670 | Revive Adserver up to 5.5.2/6.0.1 Banner authorization
CVE-2025-52667 | Revive Adserver up to 5.5.2/6.0.1 JSON Content-Type Header cross site scripting
CVE-2025-64299 | LogStare Collector Password Hash Handler insertion of sensitive information into sent data
CVE-2025-54866 | Wazuh up to 4.12.x authd.pass default permission (GHSA-mvfx-ph7m-qm37)
CVE-2025-30201 | Wazuh up to 4.12.x UNC Path file inclusion (GHSA-x697-jf34-gp5x / EUVD-2025-198509)
CVE-2025-9825 | GitLab Community Edition/Enterprise Edition up to 18.2.7/18.3.3/18.4.1 GraphQL API authorization (Patch 567301 / WID-SEC-2025-2236)
CVE-2025-11446 | upKeeper Solutions upKeeper Manager up to 5.2.11 log file (EUVD-2025-198145)
CVE-2021-3448 | Oracle Communications Cloud Native Core Network Function Cloud Native Environment Configuration security check (EUVD-2021-26773 / Nessus ID 258000)
CVE-2021-3448 | dnsmasq up to 2.84 Port security check (EUVD-2021-26773 / Nessus ID 258000)
Threat intelligence programs are broken, here is how to fix them
Security teams often gather large amounts of threat data but still struggle to improve detection or response. Analysts work through long lists of alerts, leaders get unclear insights, and executives see costs that do not lead to better outcomes. A recent report from ISACA notes that this gap remains wide across enterprises, and explains that organizations collect information at a pace that makes it hard to understand what matters. The issue is not access to … More →
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Australia Abandons Proposed Mandatory AI Rules in New Plan
Australia's federal government has quietly shelved the mandatory AI guardrails it proposed just three months ago, replacing enforceable requirements with voluntary guidance in its National AI Plan released today.
AWS: Shifting From Cloud-Based Apps to an Agentic AI Cloud
For two decades, AWS has been the undisputed leader in cloud computing, but listening to AWS CEO Matt Garman at the re:Invent 2025 conference, the future isn't in the infrastructure layer. Garman envisions a fundamental shift from applications in the cloud to a cloud of autonomous AI agents.