Seal Security launched Seal Base Images, a solution designed to future-proof containerized applications. Seal Base Images delivers secure, continuously updated, and vulnerability-free base images, effectively eliminating up to 99% of potential future vulnerabilities. Standard container base images frequently contain unpatched vulnerabilities, creating significant security risks. Slow and inconsistent patching processes, coupled with unclear SBOMs, leave applications exposed. Seal Base Images directly addresses these challenges by providing hardened, reliably maintained base images with fast, consistent vulnerability … More →
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Agentic AI is transforming business. Organizations are increasingly integrating AI agents into core business systems and processes, using them as intermediaries between users and these internal systems. As a result, these organizations are improving efficiency, automating routine tasks, and driving innovation. But these benefits come at a cost. AI agents rely on APIs to access [...]
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A newly disclosed denial-of-service (DoS) vulnerability in Palo Alto Networks’ PAN-OS software enables attackers to force firewalls into repeated reboots using maliciously crafted packets. Tracked as CVE-2025-0128, the flaw impacts SCEP (Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol) authentication and poses significant risks to unpatched systems. The vulnerability, CVE-2025-0128, enables unauthenticated attackers to disrupt network operations by sending a single […]
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The open-source Linux firewall solution, IPFire, has officially released its latest version, IPFire 2.29 – Core Update 193. This landmark update introduces cutting-edge post-quantum encryption capabilities for IPsec tunnels, along with extensive system upgrades to bolster security, performance, and hardware optimization for the long term. Post-Quantum Cryptography for a More Secure Future In a major step forward […]
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