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Xerox Patches Vulnerabilities in FreeFlow Core Software
Xerox Corporation has issued an urgent security advisory regarding critical vulnerabilities in its FreeFlow Core software version 8.0.4. These flaws could allow malicious actors to perform server-side request forgery (SSRF) attacks and execute remote code…
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Certain Lenovo Webcams Vulnerable to Remote Firmware Attacks
Cybersecurity researchers from Eclypsium in recent analysis have uncovered a serious vulnerability affecting certain Lenovo webcams that run on Linux-based firmware. This flaw allows an attacker with remote access to reflash the device’s firmware, turning…
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New Windows Active Directory Flaws Enable Remote Crashes and DDoS Attacks
Security researchers recently received a series of zero-click vulnerabilities in Windows that could turn critical infrastructure into a global botnet. In a presentation at DEF CON 33, the world’s largest hacking convention, SafeBreach Labs researchersrevealed…
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Microsoft Lens App Retiring, Transitioning to Microsoft 365 Copilot
Microsoft has announced that the Microsoft Lens app will be retired on mobile (iOS and Android) devices. After September 15, support for the app will end and over time users will no longer be able…
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Juniper Networks Releases Update Patching Vulnerabilities in Secure Analytics Software
In its recent security advisory, Juniper Networks has addressed a series of critical vulnerabilities affecting Juniper Secure Analytics (JSA), a tool designed to help enterprises monitor, analyze, and protect their network infrastructure. This update resolves…
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Engineers Develop HyperQ, Quantum Virtualization System for Multitasking
Quantum computing has the potential to revolutionize many fields, from drug development to materials engineering. However, most quantum hardware is designed to handle only a single task at a time, resulting in idle periods and…
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Promptware Attacks Pose Security Risks for AI Models and Assistants
A new class of vulnerabilities targeting large language models has been identified, revealing how attackers can manipulate AI systems like Google’s Gemini to perform malicious activities. Recent research by security company SafeBreach details how such…
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