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Flipper Zero Dark Web Firmware Cracks Rolling Code Security in Modern Cars
Security researchers have discovered alarming new firmware for the popular Flipper Zero device that can completely bypass the rolling code security systems protecting millions of modern vehicles. The breakthrough attack, demonstrated by YouTube channel Talking Sasquatch, represents a significant escalation in automotive cybersecurity threats, requiring only a single intercepted signal to compromise a vehicle’s entire […]
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ECScape: The Amazon ECS Vulnerability That Lets Attackers Steal AWS Credentials from Neighboring…
Wireless Hacking: From Aircrack-ng to WPA3
Attack Surface: Exploiting Misconfigured Container Registries
Robots Secret | Bugcrowd CTF 2025
Exploiting XSS to Bypass CSRF Defenses: Change Victim’s Email
Exploiting XSS to Bypass CSRF Defenses: Change Victim’s Email
How I Bypassed a Strict WAF Using SQL Injection Tricks
How I Bypassed a Strict WAF Using SQL Injection Tricks
“Day 5: SSRF — How I Hacked AWS Keys & Stole $15,000 in Cloud Credits”
“Day 5: SSRF — How I Hacked AWS Keys & Stole $15,000 in Cloud Credits”
Third-party partners or ticking time bombs?
In this Help Net Security video, Ngaire Elizabeth Guzzetti, Technical Director Supply Chain at CyXcel, discusses why a third of U.S. organizations don’t trust third-party vendors to manage critical risks and what that means for supply chain security. She breaks down the root causes of this trust gap, including poor visibility, inadequate governance, and the growing complexity introduced by AI. Guzzetti also shares practical guidance for building more resilient vendor relationships through tiered oversight, continuous … More →
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CISA Issues Urgent Advisory to Address Microsoft Exchange Flaw
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued Emergency Directive 25-02 on August 7, 2025, requiring federal agencies to immediately address a critical vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange hybrid configurations that could allow attackers to escalate from on-premises systems to cloud environments. Critical Security Vulnerability Discovered CISA has identified a post-authentication vulnerability designated CVE-2025-53786 affecting […]
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Retbleed Vulnerability Exploited to Access Any Process’s Memory on Newer CPUs
Security researchers have successfully demonstrated a sophisticated exploit of the Retbleed vulnerability, a critical CPU security flaw that allows attackers to read arbitrary memory from any process running on affected systems. The exploit, which builds upon research originally published by ETH Zürich in 2022, showcases how modern processor vulnerabilities continue to pose significant threats to system […]
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CISA Releases Emergency Advisory Urges Feds to Patch Exchange Server Vulnerability by Monday
CISA has issued an emergency advisory directing all Federal Civilian Executive Branch agencies to mitigate a newly disclosed Microsoft Exchange urgently hybrid-joined vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-53786, by 9:00 AM EDT on Monday, August 11, 2025. The flaw enables attackers who have already gained administrative access to an on‑premises Exchange server to laterally move into connected […]
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From fake CAPTCHAs to RATs: Inside 2025’s cyber deception threat trends
Cybercriminals are getting better at lying. That’s the takeaway from a new LevelBlue report, which outlines how attackers are using social engineering and legitimate tools to quietly move through environments before they’re caught. Data showing at what stage an incident was detected (Source: LevelBlue) In that short window, the number of customers affected by security incidents nearly tripled. The rate jumped from 6 percent in late 2024 to 17 percent in early 2025. More than … More →
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ChatGPT-5 Launches – Discover What’s New in the Next-Gen AI Agent
OpenAI has officially launched ChatGPT-5, marking a significant leap forward in artificial intelligence technology with a revolutionary unified system that combines multiple specialized models to deliver unprecedented performance and versatility. The launch represents the most substantial advancement in conversational AI since the debut of its predecessors, introducing groundbreaking capabilities that promise to transform how users […]
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