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CVE-2016-6598 | BMC Track-It! up to 11.3 HF2 FileStorageService .NET Remoting access control (ID 146110 / EDB-43883)
What Your Traffic Logs Aren’t Telling You About Cloud Security
Cloud security isn’t just about merely collecting data. You need to extract meaning from it if you want to actually improve your defenses. And while this may sound simple in practice, any seasoned cloud security practitioner will be quick to tell you otherwise. The challenge today isn’t about what you’re not seeing. Your traffic logs..
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New PumaBot botnet brute forces SSH credentials to breach devices
CVE-2025-21594 | Juniper Junos OS up to 23.4R1-S2 on MX Packet Forwarding Engine unusual condition (JSA96449 / Nessus ID 237413)
CVE-2017-7049 | Apple iTunes up to 12.6.1 on Windows WebKit memory corruption (HT207928 / EDB-42363)
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Chinese hackers used Google Calendar to aid attacks on government entities
Google Threat Intelligence Group said it developed means to counter the activity, which it linked to APT41.
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We’re Switching to Calendar Versioning: Here’s Why
What’s calendar versioning? Calendar Versioning is a system where version numbers are tied directly to the release date. Our new format is: <YYYY>.<MM>.<REVISION> For example, version 2025.5.1703 corresponds to a build released in May 2025, with 1703 being our internal build identifier. Unlike semantic versioning (SemVer), which emphasizes the types of changes (breaking, minor, patch),...
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