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CVE-2025-10441 | D-Link DI-8100G/DI-8200G/DI-8003G 17.12.20A1/19.12.10A1 jhttpd version_upgrade.asp sub_433F7C path os command injection
CVE-2025-10443 | Tenda AC9/AC15 15.03.05.14/15.03.05.18 /goform/exeCommand formexeCommand cmdinput buffer overflow
CVE-2025-10444 | Campcodes Online Job Finder System 1.0 /advancesearch.php Username sql injection
AI-Forged Military IDs Used in North Korean Phishing Attack
CVE-2007-1416 | JCcorp URLshrink 1.3.1 createurl.php formurl file inclusion (EDB-29722 / BID-22894)
CVE-2007-1795 | JCcorp URLshrink 1.3.1 privileges management (EDB-3611 / XFDB-33320)
CVE-2007-5706 | Jeeblestechnology Jeebles Directory 2.9.60 download.php path traversal (EDB-30701 / XFDB-37378)
CVE-2007-1156 | Browser Remote Code Execution (EDB-23628 / Nessus ID 12032)
CVE-2007-0335 | Jax Jax Petition Book 1.0.3.06 jax_petitionbook.php languagepack path traversal (EDB-29469 / XFDB-31543)
Hackers Hide RMM Installs as Fake Chrome Updates and Teams Invites
Why 47-day SSL/TLS certificates can be used as a driver for crypto agility
SSL/TLS certificates are no longer just a technical detail, they’re now a strategic driver of crypto agility. With certificate lifespans shortening to just 47 days by 2029, organizations must adopt automation, certificate visibility, and lifecycle management to stay secure. This shift, alongside the coming impact of quantum computing, forces leadership to treat certificate agility as a core business priority for resilience, compliance, and post-quantum readiness.
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Более 12 тысяч участников остались без «укрытия». Силовики ликвидировали Dark French Anti System
Burger King Uses DMCA to Remove Blog Exposing Drive-Thru System Security Flaws
Burger King has invoked the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to force the removal of a security researcher’s blog post that disclosed serious vulnerabilities in its new drive-thru “Assistant” system. Ethical hacker BobDaHacker published a report showing how attackers could bypass authentication, listen in on customer orders, and access employee records before a takedown notice took […]
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Mustang Panda With SnakeDisk USB Worm and Toneshell Backdoor Seeking to Penetrate Air-Gap Systems
The cybersecurity landscape witnessed a significant escalation in July 2025 when the China-aligned threat actor Hive0154, commonly known as Mustang Panda, deployed sophisticated new malware variants designed to breach air-gapped systems. This advanced persistent threat group introduced SnakeDisk, a novel USB worm, alongside an updated Toneshell9 backdoor, representing a calculated evolution in their cyber espionage […]
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New Red Teaming Tool “Red AI Range” Discovers, Analyzes, and Mitigates AI Vulnerabilities
Red AI Range (RAR), an open-source AI red teaming platform, is transforming the way security professionals assess and harden AI systems. Designed to simulate realistic attack scenarios, RAR streamlines the discovery, analysis, and mitigation of AI-specific vulnerabilities by leveraging containerized architectures and automated tooling. Key Takeaways1. Arsenal/Target buttons spin up isolated AI testing containers.2. Recording, […]
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AI Training Data: Winning in the AI Boom
6 Browser-Based Attacks Security Teams Need to Prepare For Right Now
Akamai Identity Cloud Retirement — What’s Next for Your Identity and Access Management?
Learn how to migrate from Akamai Identity Cloud before shutdown. Explore alternatives, reduce risk, and future-proof your identity strategy.
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