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CISA Adds HP Enterprise OneView Code Injection Vulnerability to KEV Following Active Exploitation
A critical code injection flaw in Hewlett Packard Enterprise OneView, tracked as CVE-2025-37164, has been added to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. The vulnerability has been confirmed to be actively exploited by threat actors, triggering urgent remediation timelines for federal agencies and critical infrastructure operators. CVE-2025-37164 represents a severe security flaw in HP Enterprise […]
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Creating a Safe Learning Environment in K-12 Schools Without Adding Complexity
Today’s K–12 schools operate in a far more complex landscape than ever before. A safe learning environment surpasses classroom walls or school hallways. Learning now extends into digital platforms, cloud-based tools, and connected devices that students use daily. As a result, school safety must evolve to protect students academically, emotionally, psychologically, and online. Safety and ...
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Deception Tech Snares Shiny Hunter Attacker's IP Address
Getting owned by deception technology isn't good news for one's criminal brand or ability to remain at large. Just ask the band of young hackers behind "Scattered Lapsus$ Shiny Hunters," when one of their ilk fell into a security firm's honeytrap, revealing his actual IP address in the process.
Cyber Flatlines in FY 2026 Justice, Commerce Spending Bill
The fiscal year 2026 budget deal largely locks in federal cybersecurity funding at 2024 levels, stalling growth across key civilian agencies even as lawmakers call for global technology leadership as the U.S. government faces mounting nation-state cyber threats.
Orca, Wiz End Dueling Lawsuits Over Cloud Security Patents
After 30 months of legal sparring, Wiz and Orca Security have agreed to dismiss all claims in their cloud security patent dispute. The end of the case comes after a significant setback for Orca: A federal board invalidated three of its asserted patents.
Orthopedic Practice Pays $500K Settlement to NYS in Hack
An upstate New York orthopedic practice has agreed to pay state regulators a $500,000 settlement and implement stronger security practices following a 2023 hack involving the theft of 650,000 individuals' sensitive information. Cybercrime group INC Ransom reportedly claimed credit for the incident.
FDA Takes Hands-Off Approach to AI Devices and Software
New artificial intelligence-enabled health wearable devices and clinical decision support software will not face U.S. Food and Drug Administration regulatory scrutiny, providing the technology meets certain criteria, such as being "low-risk," the agency said this week.
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