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Google Chrome security advisory (AV25-530)
CVE-2025-9040 | Workhorse Software Services Municipal Accounting Software prior 1.9.4.48019 Database Backup improper authentication (ID 706118)
CVE-2025-9037 | Workhorse Software Services Municipal Accounting Software prior 1.9.4.48019 MySQL Server Connection String cleartext storage (ID 706118)
Атака на биолабораторию: хакеры зашифровали данные, которые могли спасти жизни
CVE-2025-54175 | OpenSolution Quick.CMS.EXT 6.8 Thumbnail Viewer sFileName cross site scripting
CVE-2025-54174 | OpenSolution Quick.CMS 6.8 cross-site request forgery
CVE-2025-54172 | OpenSolution Quick.CMS 6.8 Page Editor cross site scripting
CVE-2025-43741 | Liferay Portal/DXP cross site scripting
CVE-2025-43742 | Liferay Portal/DXP Web Contents cross site scripting
CVE-2025-50503 | Touch Lebanon Mobile App 2.20.2 OTP password recovery (EUVD-2025-25283)
CVE-2025-30256 | Tenda AC6 V02.03.01.110 HTTP Header Parser release of resource (TALOS-2025-2166)
CVE-2025-43749 | Liferay Portal/DXP Form document_library file access
CVE-2025-32010 | Tenda AC6 02.03.01.110 Cloud API stack-based overflow (TALOS-2025-2168)
CVE-2025-31355 | Tenda AC6 02.03.01.110 Firmware Update code download (TALOS-2025-2161)
Microsoft Office.com Suffers Major Outage, Investigation Underway – Updated
Microsoft’s comprehensive suite of online services, including the central Office.com portal, is currently experiencing a significant and widespread outage, leaving millions of users unable to access essential productivity applications. The company has confirmed the issue and is actively investigating the root cause to restore service as quickly as possible. The disruption, which began escalating earlier […]
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CVE-2025-27129 | Tenda AC6 02.03.01.110 HTTP Request authentication bypass (TALOS-2025-2165)
CVE-2025-24496 | Tenda AC6 02.03.01.110 /goform/getproductInfo authentication bypass (TALOS-2025-2164)
Survey: Enterprise IT Teams Spend 11 Hours Investigating Identity Incidents
A survey of 370 IT and cybersecurity decision makers in organizations with at least 100 employees published today finds, on average, enterprise IT organizations are spending 11 person-hours investigating and remediating each critical identity-related security alert. Conducted by Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) on behalf of Teleport, a provider of a platform for securing access to..
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