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One Is a Fluke, 3 Is a Pattern: MCP Back-End Vulnerabilities
Amazon Quick authorization bypass let users reach blocked AI chat agents
Enterprises running Amazon Quick, the AWS business intelligence and agentic AI service, rely on a feature called custom permissions to restrict who inside an account can use AI chat agents. Fog Security founder Jason Kao discovered that those restrictions were enforced only in the user interface for a period earlier this year, and direct calls to the backend API returned successful chat responses from agents that administrators had explicitly disabled. A locked door that was … More →
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Veeam Intelligent ResOps unifies data context and recovery
Veeam Software announced Veeam Intelligent ResOps, a new solution that unifies data context and recovery operations. As agentic AI accelerates change at machine speed, Intelligent ResOps gives teams the insight they need into their data to quickly understand impact and recover precisely – without broad rollbacks when something happens. When insights are disconnected from recovery, response slows and risk rises. Intelligent ResOps is the first resilience offering on the new Veeam DataAI Command Platform and … More →
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土星冰环可能源自其卫星
The world’s most “Dangerous” AI, Anthropic’s Mythos, found only one flaw in curl
RubyGems Suspends New Signups After Hundreds of Malicious Packages Are Uploaded
Mini Shai-Hulud Hits TanStack npm Packages
[Control systems] Schneider Electric security advisory (AV26-449)
[Control systems] Siemens security advisory (AV26-448)
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SAP security advisory – May 2026 monthly rollup (AV26-447)
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Instructure took a risky approach to recover stolen Canvas data
Instructure, the company behind the online learning platform Canvas, said it reached an agreement with the extortion group ShinyHunters to prevent data stolen in a recent breach from being leaked online. According to the company’s website, Canvas has more than 30 million active users worldwide and serves more than 8,000 institutions. Although Instructure did not disclose the terms of the arrangement, the statement strongly suggests a ransom payment was made. “We know that concerns about … More →
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