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CVE-2008-5748 | Bloofox CMS 0.3.4 dialog.php path traversal (EDB-7580 / XFDB-47611)
Frag
Turbulence in the Ransomware Ecosystem RansomHub Goes Dark and DragonForce Steps In
CVE-2003-0801 | Nokia Electronic Documentation 5.0 /docs cross site scripting (EDB-23149)
Cloud Native Security: How to Protect Your Kubernetes Infrastructure
As organizations increasingly adopt cloud-native technologies, securing Kubernetes infrastructure has become more important than ever. Cloud-native security encompasses practices and tools designed specifically to protect applications, data, and infrastructure in today’s ephemeral, distributed cloud environments. By aligning cloud native security practices with regulatory requirements, you can better ensure compliance, which is critical for organizations operating in industries such as finance and healthcare.
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BSidesLV24 – HireGround – What Goes Bump in the Night? Recruiter Panel About Job Search and Other Scary Things
Authors/Presenters: Kris Rides, Silvia Lemos, Ricki Burke, Kirsten Renner
Our sincere appreciation to [BSidesLV][1], and the Presenters/Authors for publishing their erudite [Security BSidesLV24][2] content. Originating from the conference’s events located at the [Tuscany Suites & Casino][3]; and via the organizations [YouTube][4] channel.
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Microsoft Edge security advisory (AV25-186)
CVE-2024-29029 | usememos up to 0.13.2 /o/get/image server-side request forgery (GHSL-2023-154)
CVE-2024-29183 | Baidu OpenRASP up to 1.3.7 /login redirect cross site scripting
CVE-2024-27752 | CSZ CMS 1.3.0 settings Default Keyword cross site scripting
CVE-2024-32409 | SEMCMS 4.8 cross site scripting
CVE-2023-51791 | FFmpeg N113007-g8d24a28d06 jpegxl_parser.c gen_alias_map buffer overflow (ID 10738)
Akira
Akira
Hunters International Dumps Ransomware, Goes Full-on Extortion
Hunters International, the RaaS group that some believe evolved from Hive, appears to be rebranding and shifting operations, moving away from an unprofitable and risky ransomware business and focusing solely on exfiltrating data and extorting victims, say Group-IB researchers.
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