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CVE-2025-38064 | Linux Kernel up to 6.14.8 virtio device_shutdown information disclosure (Nessus ID 243200)
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CVE-2025-7847 | AI Engine Plugin 2.9.3/2.9.4 on WordPress rest_simpleFileUpload unrestricted upload
CVE-2025-5720 | Customer Reviews for WooCommerce Plugin up to 5.80.2 on WordPress Author cross site scripting
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AI is changing the vCISO game
Virtual CISO (vCISO) services have moved from niche to mainstream, with vCISO services adoption 2025 data showing a more than threefold increase in just one year. According to Cynomi’s 2025 State of the Virtual CISO report, 67% of MSPs and MSSPs now offer vCISO services, up from just 21% in 2024. This sharp increase aligns with the previous year’s predictions, when nearly three-quarters of non-adopters stated they planned to launch these services by the end … More →
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ZDI-CAN-26649: MLflow
ZDI-CAN-27810: MCP Manager for Claude Desktop
ZDI-CAN-27129: TeamViewer
ZDI-CAN-27769: Trimble
ZDI-CAN-27555: BusyBox
JVN: ZXHN-F660TおよびZXHN-F660Aに機器共通の認証情報が設定されている問題
CVE-2025-8346 | Portabilis i-Educar 2.10 /educar_aluno_lst.php ref_cod_matricula cross site scripting
CVE-2025-8347 | Kehua Charging Pile Cloud Platform 1.0 /sys/task/findAllTask sql injection
Secrets are leaking everywhere, and bots are to blame
Secrets like API keys, tokens, and credentials are scattered across messaging apps, spreadsheets, CI/CD logs, and even support tickets. According to Entro Security’s NHI & Secrets Risk Report H1 2025, non-human identities (NHIs), including bots, service accounts, and automation tools, are now the fastest-growing source of security risk in enterprise environments. Non-human identity risk fuels rising secret exposures Between January and June 2025, Entro saw a 44% year-over-year increase in NHIs. These machine identities now … More →
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