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CVE-2025-33120 | IBM QRadar SIEM up to 7.5.0 UP13 cronjob unnecessary privileges (EUVD-2025-25525 / WID-SEC-2025-1888)
CVE-2025-43300 | Apple macOS Image File out-of-bounds write (EUVD-2025-25409 / WID-SEC-2025-1876)
CVE-2024-38999 | jrburke requirejs 2.3.6 s.contexts._.configure prototype pollution (Nessus ID 209968 / WID-SEC-2025-1887)
CVE-2025-38742 | Dell iDRAC Service Module up to 6.0.3.0 permission assignment (dsa-2025-311 / EUVD-2025-25485)
CVE-2025-38743 | Dell iDRAC Service Module up to 6.0.3.0 buffer access with incorrect length value (dsa-2025-311 / EUVD-2025-25483)
Microsoft Copilot Agent Policy Flaw Lets Any User Access AI Agents
Microsoft has disclosed a critical flaw in its Copilot agents’ governance framework that allows any authenticated user to access and interact with AI agents within an organization—bypassing intended policy controls and exposing sensitive operations to unauthorized actors. At the core of the issue is the way Copilot Agent Policies are enforced—or, more accurately, not enforced—when […]
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I'm fascinated by the unwillingness of organisations to name the "third party" to which they've attributed a breach. The initial reporting on the Allianz Life incident from last month makes no mention whatsoever of Salesforce, nor does any other statement I can find from