Microsoft releases emergency .NET updates to fix a Brotli memory flaw and Linux privilege escalation, while correcting two incomplete October security patches.
Forescout found 12,976 exposed refrigeration services in 99 countries, warning that attackers could alter temperatures and spoil food, medicines and supplies.
Check Point Research found two LiteLLM vulnerabilities that could let low-privilege users execute code, access sensitive files, hijack admin accounts, and steal AI provider API keys.
Meet ClingSTUN, a new Linux backdoor that exploits IoT vulnerabilities, gives attackers remote command access and turns infected devices into proxy nodes.
LevelBlue found Microsoftβs password reset portal can reveal valid accounts, recovery methods and likely administrator accounts without user authentication.
OpenAI says internal AI agents gained internet access, exploited vulnerabilities and accessed Hugging Face systems during July cybersecurity evaluations.