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CVE-2025-53107 | cyanheads git-mcp-server up to 2.1.4 child_process command injection (GHSA-3q26-f695-pp76 / EUVD-2025-19657)
CVE-2025-34081 | Contec CONPROSYS HMI System up to 3.7.6 phpinfo insertion of sensitive information into debugging code (EUVD-2025-19656)
CVE-2025-53103 | junit-team junit-framework up to 5.13.1 XML File Parser cleartext storage (GHSA-m43g-m425-p68x / EUVD-2025-19655)
CVE-2025-45081 | IITB SSO 1.1.0 Setting information disclosure (EUVD-2025-19653)
CVE-2025-6600 | GitHub Enterprise Server up to 3.17.1 Search API Endpoint information disclosure (EUVD-2025-19654)
CVE-2025-32297 | Simple Link Directory Plugin up to 14.7.3 on WordPress sql injection
CVE-2025-53302 | Constructor Plugin up to 1.6.5 on WordPress authorization
AT&T rolls out "Wireless Lock" feature to block SIM swap attacks
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Hacktivist Group Claimed Attacks Across 20+ Critical Sectors Following Iran–Israel Conflict
The escalating tensions between Iran and Israel have triggered an unprecedented surge in hacktivist cyber operations, with over 80 distinct groups launching coordinated attacks across 18 critical infrastructure sectors. Following Israeli airstrikes on Iranian military and nuclear facilities in June 2025, pro-Iranian and pro-Palestinian hacktivist collectives mobilized almost immediately, targeting Israeli government systems, energy infrastructure, […]
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LevelBlue Acquires Trustwave, Forms World's Largest Independent MSSP
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Scope, Scale of Spurious North Korean IT Workers Emerges
Ransomware Reshaped How Cyber Insurers Perform Security Assessments
Cloudflare rolls out ‘pay-per-crawl’ feature to constrain AI’s limitless hunger for data
The move is the result customer feedback, since they neither wanted to grant AI web crawlers unrestricted access to their data nor block the practice entirely.
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