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CVE-2025-62549 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 RRAS untrusted pointer dereference (Nessus ID 278000)
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LLMs are everywhere in your stack and every layer brings new risk
LLMs are moving deeper into enterprise products and workflows, and that shift is creating new pressure on security leaders. A new guide from DryRun Security outlines how these systems change long standing assumptions about data handling, application behavior, and internal boundaries. It is built around the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications, which the company uses as the structure for a full risk model and a reference architecture for teams building with LLMs. James Wickett, … More →
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CVE-2025-62465 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 DirectX Graphics null pointer dereference
CVE-2025-62467 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 Projected File System integer overflow
CVE-2025-62468 | Microsoft Windows Defender Firewall Service out-of-bounds
CVE-2025-62469 | Microsoft Windows 11 24H2/11 25H2/Server 2025 Brokering File System race condition
CVE-2025-62472 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 Remote Access Connection Manager uninitialized resource
CVE-2025-62473 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 RRAS buffer over-read
CVE-2025-62474 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 Remote Access Connection Manager access control
CVE-2025-62550 | Microsoft Azure Monitor Agent out-of-bounds write
CVE-2025-62552 | Microsoft Access path traversal
Building SOX compliance through smarter training and stronger password practices
A SOX audit can reveal uncomfortable truths about how a company handles access to financial systems. Even organizations that invest in strong infrastructure often discover that everyday password habits weaken the controls they thought were solid. CISOs know that passwords still sit at the center of most access decisions, and any weakness in how people create, store or share them can undermine internal control over financial reporting. This is why a password manager becomes a … More →
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