Things are improving, but a researcher has still identified over 1,500 Perforce P4 instances allowing attackers to read files on the server.
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The security defects could be exploited for remote code execution, OS command injection, and WAF detection bypass.
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CISA expanded the KEV catalog with eight flaws, but five of them have been flagged as exploited before.
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Data breaches were disclosed by Southern Illinois Dermatology, Saint Anthony Hospital, and North Texas Behavioral Health Authority.
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The hackers targeted LayerZero’s DVN, compromising certain RPCs and DDoSing others to trigger failover to the poisoned infrastructure.
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Forescout researchers discovered 20 new vulnerabilities in Lantronix and Silex products and described theoretical attack scenarios.
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Tyler Buchanan admitted in court to hacking into various companies, defrauding them, and stealing cryptocurrency from multiple individuals.
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The machine emulator has been abused in at least two different campaigns distributing ransomware and remote access tools.
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A pro-Iran hacker group has taken credit for the attack on Bluesky, which appears to have lasted 24 hours.
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The Senate approved a short-term renewal until April 30 of a controversial surveillance program used by U.S. spy agencies.
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