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Veza Access AuthZ automates identity governance
Veza announced Access AuthZ, a new product that automates how organizations grant and revoke access across enterprise systems to address the “last mile” of identity governance. Built on the power of Veza Access Graph and Access Profiles, Access AuthZ unifies access control and access automation in a simplified way even with organizations relying on existing lifecycle management processes. Designed for scale and interoperability, it extends provisioning beyond traditional lifecycle management tools to include legacy platforms, … More →
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New Relic unveils Logs Intelligence to accelerate root cause analysis with AI
New Relic has announced Logs Intelligence, a series of AI-strengthened capabilities that automate the time and effort required to reduce mean time to resolution (MTTR) and extract critical insights from logs. Featured key innovations, like AI Log Alerts Summarization, transform how teams work with log data by providing automated analysis to generate a rapid hypothesis, accelerating time to root cause understanding and incident response. “Distributed systems and AI tools generate logs at an unprecedented rate,” … More →
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CVE-2025-21077 | Samsung Email up to 6.1.97.1 input validation
CVE-2025-21071 | Samsung Devices Fingerprint Trustlet out-of-bounds write
CVE-2025-21078 | Samsung Smart Switch 3.7.64.10/3.7.66.6/3.7.67.2 random random values
CVE-2025-21075 | Samsung Devices libimagecodec.quram.so out-of-bounds write
CVE-2025-21074 | Samsung Devices libimagecodec.quram.so out-of-bounds
CVE-2025-21076 | Samsung Account up to 14.8.00.3 insufficient permissions or privileges
PortGPT: How researchers taught an AI to backport security patches automatically
Keeping older software versions secure often means backporting patches from newer releases. It is a routine but tedious job, especially for large open-source projects such as the Linux kernel. A new research effort has built a tool that uses a large language model to do that work automatically. A team of researchers from China, the United States, and Canada created PortGPT, an AI system designed to automate the process of migrating security patches from mainline … More →
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