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CVE-2024-8382 | Mozilla Firefox up to 129.x Internal Browser Event Interface information disclosure
CVE-2024-8381 | Mozilla Firefox up to 129.x Property Name Lookup type confusion
CVE-2024-44921 | SeaCMS 12.9 index.php id sql injection
CVE-2024-8389 | Mozilla Firefox up to 129.x memory corruption
CVE-2024-8388 | Mozilla Firefox up to 129.x Notifications ui layer
CVE-2024-8387 | Mozilla Firefox up to 129.x memory corruption
CVE-2024-6232 | Python CPython up to 3.13.0rc1 Tar File redos
Vulnerabilities in Microsoft apps for macOS allow stealing permissions
CVE-2024-8383 | Mozilla Firefox up to 129.x Scheme Allocation improper authorization in handler for custom url scheme
CVE-2014-5852 | Withhive Kakao 2.11.1.0 X.509 Certificate cryptographic issues (VU#582497)
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CVE-2014-5851 | Dark Summoner 1.03.39 X.509 Certificate cryptographic issues (VU#582497)
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CVE-2007-2370 | XOOPS John Mordo Jobs Module up to 2.4 index.php cid sql injection (EDB-3672 / Nessus ID 24999)
Critical flaw in Zyxel’s secure routers allows OS command execution via cookie (CVE-2024-7261)
Zyxel has patched a myriad of vulnerabilities in its various networking devices, including a critical one (CVE-2024-7261) that may allow unauthenticated attackers to execute OS commands on many Zyxel access points (APs) and security routers by sending a specially crafted cookie to the vulnerable devices. CVE-2024-7261 CVE-2024-7261 is an OS command injection vulnerability that stems from the improper neutralization of special elements in the parameter “host” in the CGI program of some AP and security … More →
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Is the “Network” Defendable?
Is the network defendable? This serious question is often conveniently left unasked because the answer is uncomfortable. On June 3, 1983, the day before I graduated from high school, MGM released the movie “War Games”. For those who never saw the movie, the plot is essentially a teenage hacker accidentally kicks off an AI computer..
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