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CVE-2025-45737 | NetEase NeacSafe64 Driver prior 1.0.0.8 IOCTL NeacSafe64.sys Local Privilege Escalation
CVE-2025-5731 | Infinispan CLI information exposure
CVE-2014-6274 | git-annex prior 5.20140919 S3/Glacier cleartext storage
CVE-2014-7210 | pdns up to 3.3.1 on Debian MySQL User permission
After a hack many firms still say nothing, and that’s a problem
Attackers are more inclined to “log in rather than break in,” using stolen credentials, legitimate tools, and native access to stealthily blend into their target’s environment, according to Bitdefender’s 2025 Cybersecurity Assessment Report. Attack surface reduction is a top priority 68% of security leaders are focusing on reducing the number of tools and applications running in their environments. Why? Because every unused admin account, unnecessary app, or extra permission is a potential doorway for attackers, … More →
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ZDI-CAN-23285: Enel X
ZDI-CAN-26859: Ivanti
ZDI-CAN-26570: Siemens
ZDI-CAN-26857: Ivanti
ZDI-CAN-27392: Linux
Open VSX Marketplace Flaw Enables Millions of Developers at Risk of Supply Chain Attacks
A newly disclosed critical vulnerability in the Open VSX Registry, the open-source marketplace for Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extensions, has put millions of developers worldwide at risk of devastating supply chain attacks. The flaw, discovered by cybersecurity researchers at Koi Security, could have allowed attackers to seize control of the entire extensions marketplace, enabling […]
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