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CVE-2025-24460 | JetBrains TeamCity up to 2024.12 Agent Pool authorization (Nessus ID 214599)
CVE-2024-57276 | Electronic Arts Dragon Age Origins 1.05 DAUpdaterSVC Service unquoted search path
CVE-2004-1018 | PHP up to 4.3.10/5.0.3 unserialize memory corruption (EDB-24854 / Nessus ID 18091)
CVE-2023-29268 | TIBCO Spotfire Statistics Services Splus Server unrestricted upload
CVE-2023-30204 | Judging Management System 1.0 /php-jms/edit_judge.php judge_id sql injection
CVE-2023-30300 | WebAssembly wabt 1.0 hang.wasm infinite loop (Issue 2180)
CVE-2024-13269 | Drupal Advanced Varnish up to 4.0.10 insertion of sensitive information into sent data
CVE-2024-13308 | Drupal Browser Back Button up to 2.0.1 cross site scripting
CVE-2024-13309 | Drupal Login Disable up to 2.1.0 improper authentication
CVE-2024-54157 | JetBrains YouTrack up to 2024.3.47707 Ruby Syntax Detector redos (Nessus ID 212125)
DeepSeek database exposed highly sensitive information
CVE-2012-6589 | Myrephp MYRE Business Directory search.php look cross site scripting (EDB-22711)
Healthcare Sector Charts 2 More Ransomware Attacks
CVE-2010-4749 | BLOG:CMS 4.2.1.e action.php body cross site scripting (EDB-15743 / OSVDB-70115)
CVE-2015-6517 | phpLiteAdmin 1.1 phpliteadmin.php droptable cross-site request forgery (ID 132580 / EDB-37515)
CVE-2010-4750 | BLOG:CMS 4.2.1.e action.php body cross-site request forgery (EDB-15743 / OSVDB-70115)
2025 predictions: Security industry
The pace of change in the technology industry has never been faster, and 2025 will be no exception. As businesses adapt to new threats, regulatory pressures, and AI-driven innovations, security and software development teams will need to rethink their strategies to stay ahead.
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Preparing for PCI DSS 4.0: How Sonatype SBOM Manager can streamline and accelerate your transition
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) was developed to strengthen payment account data security and standardize globally the necessary security controls. The transition from PCI DSS 3.2.1 and earlier versions to v4.0 involves significant changes aimed at enhancing payment security, providing flexibility in implementation, and addressing emerging threats.
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