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FortiWeb Systems Compromised via Webshells After Public PoC Release
A widespread cyberattack campaign has successfully compromised dozens of Fortinet FortiWeb instances through webshell deployment, exploiting a critical vulnerability for which proof-of-concept code became publicly available just days ago. The rapid weaponization of the exploit demonstrates the immediate risks organizations face when security flaws become public knowledge. Critical Vulnerability Details and Impact The attacks center […]
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Microsoft Honors Top Contributors to MSRC’s Security Research Program
Microsoft has announced its 2025 Most Valuable Researchers (MVRs), recognizing 100 security researchers who made significant contributions to protecting the company’s customers through the Microsoft Security Response Center’s vulnerability disclosure program. The annual recognition celebrates researchers who discovered and responsibly reported security vulnerabilities between July 1, 2024, and June 30, 2025. The Microsoft Researcher Recognition […]
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CVE-2024-20867 | Samsung Email up to 6.1.90.16 privileges management
CVE-2024-20868 | Samsung Notes 2.0.02.31/4.2.00.22/4.2.04.27/4.3.14.39 input validation
CVE-2025-20913 | Samsung Notes up to 4.4.21.62 Content Drawing out-of-bounds
CVE-2025-20914 | Samsung Notes up to 4.4.21.62 Hand Writing out-of-bounds
CVE-2025-20915 | Samsung Notes up to 4.4.21.62 Voice Content out-of-bounds
CVE-2024-5936 | imartinez privategpt up to 0.5.0 File redirect
CVE-2025-20898 | Samsung Members 2.4.25/3.9.10.11/4.2.005 input validation
CVE-2025-20900 | Samsung Blockchain Keystore 1.3.12.1/1.3.13.5/1.3.16 out-of-bounds write
CVE-2025-20901 | Samsung Blockchain Keystore 1.3.12.1/1.3.13.5/1.3.16 out-of-bounds
CVE-2025-20894 | Samsung Email up to 6.1.94.2 access control
Why silent authentication is the smarter way to secure BYOD
In this Help Net Security video, Andy Ulrich, CISO at Vonage, explains how silent authentication offers a smarter, seamless solution to the security and productivity challenges of BYOD. He breaks down how it works, why it matters, and how businesses can boost both user experience and compliance without compromising protection. Read more: Aegis Authenticator: Free, open-source 2FA app for Android Why should companies or organizations convert to FIDO security keys? Product showcase: Secure digital and … More →
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Learn the Next Thing, Not Everything
The pressure to grow doesn't come from curiosity alone. It comes from real friction in the systems you work with. That's why the smartest way to continue learning is not to try to master everything. Instead, focus on the next thing that will actually help you move forward in your role.
Live Webinar | Modernizing WAF: What Today’s Applications Actually Need
AI Giants Push for Transparency on Models' Inner Monologue
AI researchers from OpenAI, Google DeepMind and Anthropic and others have urged deeper study into chain-of-thought monitoring, a technique to track how reasoning models arrive at answers. Their joint paper warns that transparency may erode if not prioritized.
Overcoming the Myths About 5G and OT Security
Digital transformation - which now includes a convergence of cloud-based applications, AI and OT systems - introduces new threat vectors particularly as legacy systems struggle to adapt. Speakers at the 5G OT Security Summit discussed cyber defenses and policies and for securing OT systems.
North Korea Floods NPM Registry with Malware
North Korean threat actors escalated their software supply chain attacks by uploading 67 new malicious packages to the npm Registry as part of the ongoing Contagious Interview campaign. The malware targets open-source JavaScript developers with malware loaders.
UK NCSC Announces Software Vulnerability Initiative
The U.K. NCSC will collaborate with industry experts for vulnerability detection and mitigation as part of its latest Vulnerability Research Initiative. The announcement comes on the heels of funding concerns for the U.S. government-based Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures program.