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A server-side vulnerability in Instagram that allegedly allowed completely unauthenticated access to private account posts. This raises concerns about Meta’s vulnerability disclosure handling and the effectiveness of compensatory controls protect…
A moderate out-of-bounds write vulnerability in Apache Hadoop’s HDFS native client that could allow attackers to trigger system crashes or cause data corruption in production environments. The flaw, identified as CVE-2025-27821, affects the nati…
The critical-severity vulnerability can be exploited via crafted network packets for remote code execution.
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Microsoft has confirmed a controversial new feature coming to Teams that will automatically reveal employee work locations by detecting which Wi-Fi networks they connect to raising significant concerns about workplace surveillance and hybrid work polic…
The threat actors have begun actively exploiting a critical authentication bypass vulnerability in GNU InetUtils telnetd immediately after proof-of-concept code became publicly available. The flaw allows remote attackers to gain root access without aut…
TrustAsia has revoked 143 SSL/TLS certificates following the discovery of a critical vulnerability in its LiteSSL ACME service. The flaw, disclosed on January 21, 2026, permitted the reuse of domain validation data across different ACME accounts, allow…
ShinyHunters claim more data breaches and leaks are coming soon!
Pwn2Own participants disclosed a total of 76 vulnerabilities during the three-day event.
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The final day of Pwn2Own Automotive 2026 brought the world’s elite security researchers to the finish line with a spectacular display of hacking prowess. Over three intense days of competition, researchers successfully identified and exploited 76…
That LinkedIn message pretending to be job offer could just be malwre.