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CVE-2022-48890 | Linux Kernel up to 6.1.6 storvsc_queuecommand memory leak (87c71e88f6a6/67ff3d0a49f3 / WID-SEC-2024-1888)
CVE-2022-48891 | Linux Kernel up to 6.1.6 da9211 kexec denial of service (WID-SEC-2024-1888)
CVE-2022-48889 | Linux Kernel up to 6.1.6 sof_nau8825.c platform_device_id buffer size (fba1b23befd8/3e78986a840d / WID-SEC-2024-1888)
CredShields Contributes to OWASP’s 2026 Smart Contract Security Priorities
Polish cybercrime Police arrest man linked to Phobos ransomware operation
Design weaknesses in major password managers enable vault attacks, researchers say
Can cloud-based password managers that claim “zero-knowledge encryption” keep users’ passwords safe even if their encrypted-vault servers are compromised? Researchers at ETH Zurich and Università della Svizzera italiana set out to answer that question, and the answer is (unfortunately) no. Attack paths against encrypted vaults Cloud-based password managers store users’s passwords in a password vault, which is created and encrypted by the user’s client software by using a cryptographic key derived from the user’s master … More →
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Palo Alto Networks intends to acquire Koi, advancing agentic endpoint security
Palo Alto Networks has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Koi, giving enterprises the power to finally see and protect the AI-native ecosystem that defines modern work. The new imperative: Agentic endpoint security Traditional security was built to stop malicious files, but AI agents and tools can actively read, write, and move data. Attackers are chaining exploits in agent frameworks — from authentication bypass to API-based remote code execution — while spoofing agent identities … More →
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Booz Allen to acquire Defy Security, expanding global cyber reach
Booz Allen Hamilton has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Defy Security as a wholly owned subsidiary. The acquisition will expand delivery of end-to-end, tech-enabled cybersecurity solutions for U.S. and international enterprises across financial services, healthcare and life sciences, manufacturing, technology, energy, retail, and other sectors. Defy Security’s customer base, sales expertise, and vendor relationships will complement Booz Allen’s industry knowledge and tradecraft across commercial and federal markets. The combination will expand its ability … More →
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