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Singapore’s security agency lists updated firmware for three Sound Blaster Katana models.
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Singapore’s security agency lists updated firmware for three Sound Blaster Katana models.
The critical vulnerability affects version 12 builds, while Veeam says version 13 is unaffected.
Attackers got into the Japanese car-sharing service's web systems. Driver's license images and other identity documents were among the data.
Branch Target Reuse abuses stale branch predictions left behind when JIT engines reuse memory. It works on Intel, AMD and Arm chips.
ATNS says it contained the attack on systems that supply weather data to air traffic control. Data appears to have left for IP addresses in China.
DIVD, whose volunteers warn others about security holes, says an autonomous agent broke in through its Zammad helpdesk and got full control in seconds.
Half of them have sat in the open for more than two years. Whether a leaked key dies depends mostly on the service it belongs to.
Deleted disk space went back into a shared pool without being wiped. Cloudflare says nobody but the researcher who found it used the flaw.
The exchange's CEO says the attack matches the patterns of North Korean hacking groups, and reported totals differ by tens of millions.
Tables that apps create through the API do not get access rules by default, and AI coding tools create tables that way.
The file-sharing company says federal authorities warned it that a threat actor may target some of its systems this weekend.
Researchers found malware that spreads to unprotected Docker installations and lets an open-source AI agent carry out the operator's orders.