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CVE-2021-46900 | Sympa up to 6.2.61 cookie protection mechanism (Issue 1091)
CVE-2023-32874 | MediaTek MT6990 Modem IMS Stack out-of-bounds write (MOLY01161803)
CVE-2023-32885 | MediaTek MT8798 Display DRM memory corruption (ALPS07780685)
CVE-2023-47458 | SpringBlade up to 3.7.0 permission
Unlocking Near-Zero Downtime Patch Management With High Availability Clustering
Using high availability (HA) clustering to test patches and updates more easily and to apply them in production environments with near-zero application downtime.
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CVE-2024-1935 | RafflePress Giveaways and Contests Plugin up to 1.12.5 on WordPress cross site scripting
CVE-2024-26196 | Microsoft Edge up to 122.0.2365.52 on Android information disclosure
CVE-2024-25167 | eblog 1.0 Comment description cross site scripting
CVE-2024-27291 | jhpyle docassemble up to 1.4.96 URL redirect (GHSA-7wxf-r2qv-9xwr)
CVE-2024-27290 | jhpyle docassemble up to 1.4.96 user name cross site scripting (GHSA-pcfx-g2j2-f6f6)
CVE-2024-2063 | SourceCodester Petrol Pump Management Software 1.0 profile_crud.php Username cross site scripting
CVE-2024-2065 | SourceCodester Barangay Population Monitoring System up to 1.0 update-resident.php full_name cross site scripting
Securing digital products under the Cyber Resilience Act
In this Help Net Security interview, Dr. Dag Flachet, co-founder at Codific, explains what the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) means for companies and how it compares to GDPR in terms of regulatory complexity and impact on organizations. He discusses the technical and procedural challenges posed by CRA, particularly in secure software development, and highlights the role of frameworks like OWASP SAMM in conducting readiness assessments. In your view, how does the CRA compare to GDPR … More →
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JVN: 複数のSchneider Electric製品における複数の脆弱性
The Urgent Need for Tokenizing Personally Identifiable Information
If we want privacy, trust and resilience in our digital infrastructure, tokenization is no longer optional. It’s essential.
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CVE-2018-16606 | ProConf up to 6.0 pid information disclosure (ID 149259 / EDB-52236)
When ransomware strikes, what’s your move?
Should we negotiate? Should we pay? These are the questions every organization faces when cybercriminals lock their data. By the time attackers have encrypted your systems, the focus shifts from prevention to response. It’s no longer about how it happened, it’s about what you’re willing to do next. Ransomware gangs are becoming more organized and aggressive, and many now operate like businesses. They have customer service, payment portals, and negotiation playbooks. No organization is off-limits. … More →
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Canada Warns Cyberdefenders to Buttress Edge Devices
The Canadian Center for Cybersecurity on Tuesday said it has observed "increasing levels" of malicious cyberactivity from China-linked hackers, including the group tracked Salt Typhoon. Exposed edge devices are at risk of attacks can be detected through mass scanning.
Report Warns US Allies Are Using Chinese-Owned Mobile Routes
A report warns U.S. allies and countries across the globe are using Chinese-owned and controlled mobile routing firms in a move that could risk national security interests and potentially expose billions of users to passive and active surveillance from Beijing.