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CVE-2025-0146 | Zom Workplace App up to 6.2.9 on macOS symlink (Nessus ID 214336)
CVE-2025-0142 | Zoom Bot Plugin up to 1.5 on Jenkins cleartext storage (Nessus ID 214537)
CVE-2025-0569 | Sante PACS Server 3.0.4/3.3.7 DCM File Parser denial of service
CVE-2025-0570 | Sante PACS Server 3.0.4/3.3.7 DCM File Parser denial of service
CVE-2025-0568 | Sante PACS Server 3.0.4/3.3.7 DCM File Parser denial of service
CVE-2025-0874 | code-projects Simple Plugins Car Rental Management 1.0 /admin/approve.php id sql injection
CVE-2025-0143 | Zoom Workplace App/Meeting SDK/Video SDK up to 6.2.4 on Linux out-of-bounds write (Nessus ID 214306)
Deploying AI at the edge: The security trade-offs and how to manage them
Deploying AI at the edge brings advantages such as low latency, improved efficiency, and real-time decision-making. It also introduces new attack surfaces. Adversaries could intercept models in transit, manipulate inputs to degrade performance, or even reverse-engineer AI systems to use them against their creators. In this Help Net Security interview, Jags Kandasamy, CEO at Latent AI, discusses the technical and strategic measures necessary to safeguard AI models, the balance between security and performance in constrained … More →
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How to Train AI Dragons to Solve Network Security Problems
How to Train AI Dragons to Solve Network Security Problems
Exploring how AI can help service providers and cloud builders keep their networks secure and why “feeding your AI dragons” with relevant, high-quality data is essential for implementing AI for DDoS security.
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