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Criminal IP and Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSOAR integrate to bring AI-driven exposure intelligence to automated incident response

www.bleepingcomputer.com · 7 months ago

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Breaking SAPCAR: Four Local Privilege Escalation Bugs in SAR Archive Parsing

www.anvilsecure.com · 7 months ago

Researchers have discovered four local privilege escalation vulnerabilities within the SAR archive parsing functionality of SAP systems. These flaws reside within the SAPCAR utility, which is used to install and update SAP software. The issues can potentially be exploited by an attacker with local access to a vulnerable system. Tao Sauvage, a Principal Security Engineer at Anvil Secure, discovered these vulnerabilities, which have resulted in multiple CVEs for Android and impacted Antaira systems.

A Good Year for North Korean Cybercriminals

www.darkreading.com · 7 months ago

North Korean cybercriminals achieved unprecedented success in 2025, stealing over $2 billion in cryptocurrency, representing the majority of all digital asset theft this year. These state-sponsored groups are increasingly targeting larger organizations and employing sophisticated laundering techniques to evade detection. They are leveraging artificial intelligence and large language models to enhance social engineering attacks and infiltrate technology firms, and are collaborating with Russian threat actors. This cybercrime activity now comprises approximately 7% of North Korea's gross national income.

A Cybersecurity Playbook for AI Adoption

www.darkreading.com · 7 months ago

false

Trump signs defense bill allocating millions for Cyber Command, mandating Pentagon phone security

therecord.media · 7 months ago

false

UK Foreign Office Cyber Breach Exposed Diplomatic Secrets

www.techrepublic.com · 7 months ago

The UK’s Foreign Office recently confirmed a cyberattack, occurring in October, potentially compromising sensitive diplomatic communications and intelligence. Government officials have been vague about attribution, but the sophistication of the breach suggests a state-sponsored operation. This incident highlights a concerning rise in nationally significant cyber incidents, with nearly half now classified as such, potentially impacting international trade deals and security agreements. The government is responding with new legislation to strengthen cyber defenses and impose substantial fines for breaches.

BlueDelta Hackers Target Users of Popular Ukrainian Webmail and News Service

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

A Russian state-sponsored threat group known as BlueDelta, also called APT28, Fancy Bear, or Forest Blizzard, has been targeting users of the Ukrainian webmail and news service UKR.NET in a credential-harvesting campaign from June 2024 to April 2025. The group uses sophisticated techniques, including fake login portals hosted on free services like ngrok and Serveo, and malicious PDF lures disguised as security notifications to bypass security measures. They have also employed proxy tunneling platforms and typosquat domains to maintain operational continuity and obscure their infrastructure. Security experts predict the group will continue these operations through 2026.

Docker Makes 1,000 Hardened Images Free and Open Source

www.securityweek.com · 7 months ago

false

UK confirms Foreign Office hacked, says ‘low risk’ of impact to individuals

therecord.media · 7 months ago

The British government confirmed a cyber incident impacted a Foreign Office system earlier this year, with data potentially including visa details accessed. Officials initially reported a low risk of impact to individuals and moved quickly to contain the breach. While a news outlet attributed the attack to the China-based group Storm-1849, government officials have downplayed that attribution. The incident occurred around October and is currently under investigation, amid broader concerns regarding Chinese cyber activity and foreign interference.

Mapping the Emerging Alliance Between Qilin, DragonForce, and LockBit

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

In mid-September 2025, ransomware groups DragonForce, Qilin, and LockBit announced an alliance, citing pressure from law enforcement and a fragmented threat landscape. Analysis reveals Qilin significantly increased its activity following the announcement, while DragonForce experienced gradual growth. LockBit, however, has remained largely inactive since June 2025, suggesting the alliance may be a strategy to maintain brand relevance rather than foster direct collaboration. Ransomware groups are also increasingly shifting to data-exfiltration-only campaigns to reduce risk and exposure.

US Shuts Down Crypto Exchange E-Note, Charges Russian Administrator

www.securityweek.com · 7 months ago

US authorities have shut down E-Note, a cryptocurrency exchange accused of laundering over 70 million dollars since 2017. The exchange allegedly facilitated transfers for ransomware groups and cybercriminals targeting healthcare and critical infrastructure. Mykhalio Petrovich Chudnovets, a 39-year-old Russian national, has been charged with money laundering conspiracy and is accused of operating the exchange since 2010. Law enforcement seized servers, mobile applications, and domain names associated with E-Note and obtained customer data and transaction records.

Cloud Atlas Exploits Office Vulnerabilities to Execute Malicious Code

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

The threat group Cloud Atlas, active since 2014, is targeting organizations in Eastern Europe and Central Asia with sophisticated attacks. These attacks begin with phishing emails containing malicious Word documents that exploit CVE-2018-0802 to initiate a cascading infection chain. The group deploys multiple backdoors, including VBShower, PowerShower, VBCloud, and CloudAtlas, to gain persistent access and collect sensitive data such as credentials and system information. Cloud Atlas utilizes DLL hijacking techniques and disguises malicious libraries as legitimate plugins to evade detection.

Denmark blames Russia for destructive cyberattack on water utility

www.bleepingcomputer.com · 7 months ago

Danish intelligence officials have attributed recent cyberattacks against the country's critical infrastructure and elections to Russia. Two groups, Z-Pentest and NoName057(16), are identified as acting on behalf of the Russian state to create insecurity and punish nations supporting Ukraine. These attacks are part of a broader Russian influence campaign aimed at undermining Western support for Ukraine. Cybersecurity agencies worldwide recently warned of similar targeting of critical infrastructure by pro-Russia hacktivist groups including Z-Pentest and NoName.

Hackers Leverage Gladinet Triofox 0-Day Vulnerability to Run Malicious Code

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

Threat actors are actively exploiting a critical remote code execution vulnerability in Gladinet Triofox. The flaw, identified as CVE-2025-12480 and tracked by UNC6485, stems from improper host header validation allowing unauthorized access to administrative functions. Exploitation requires a complex attack chain involving over 26 HTTP requests, including bypassing database restrictions and leveraging undocumented features to upload and execute malicious files. Security teams are urged to immediately patch the vulnerability to prevent system compromise.

Why Roomba Died + Tech Predictions for 2026 + A Hard Forkin’ Xmas Song

www.nytimes.com · 7 months ago

false

University of Sydney Data Breach Affects 27,000 Individuals

www.securityweek.com · 7 months ago

The University of Sydney recently announced a data breach affecting approximately 27,500 individuals. Hackers accessed and downloaded personal information from an online code library, including names, addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, and job details of staff, alumni, students, and supporters. The compromised data primarily relates to individuals associated with the university in September 2018, with some historical data from 2010 to 2019 also involved. The university is monitoring the situation and has notified affected individuals, with full investigation expected to continue into the new year.

‘Kimwolf’ Android Botnet Ensnares 1.8 Million Devices

www.securityweek.com · 7 months ago

Cybersecurity researchers have identified a new Android botnet called Kimwolf, which has compromised over 1.8 million devices worldwide. The botnet, believed to be linked to the Aisuru botnet, is capable of launching massive distributed denial-of-service attacks, reportedly reaching speeds close to 30 terabits per second. Kimwolf primarily infects Android TV set-top boxes and uses techniques like DNS over TLS and Ethereum Name Service domains to evade detection and maintain command-and-control. The botnet’s activity briefly pushed its command-and-control domain to the top of Cloudflare’s global domain popularity rankings.

Case study: enabling autonomous security assessments with AI (CAI framework)

aliasrobotics.com · 7 months ago

false

Attackers bring their own passwords to Cisco and Palo Alto VPNs

www.csoonline.com · 7 months ago

Security researchers have observed a coordinated campaign targeting VPN login portals from Cisco and Palo Alto Networks. Attackers launched millions of automated login attempts against Cisco’s SSL VPN and Palo Alto Networks’ GlobalProtect services using common username and password combinations. The activity, which originated primarily from a German hosting provider, employed scripted credential probing rather than exploiting software vulnerabilities. Experts recommend strengthening authentication measures, such as enforcing strong passwords and multi-factor authentication, to mitigate the risk.

Apache Log4j Flaw Enables Interception of Sensitive Logging Data

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

A critical security vulnerability, CVE-2025-68161, has been identified in Apache Log4j Core versions 2.0-beta9 through 2.25.2. The flaw allows attackers to intercept sensitive log data through a Man-in-the-Middle attack because the software fails to verify the hostname during secure connections. This oversight could expose technical details, debugging information, and potentially user data. Apache has released version 2.25.3 to resolve the issue, and users are urged to update promptly, or restrict the trust store as a temporary mitigation.

Iranian APT Targeting Networks and Critical Infrastructure Organizations

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

Iranian state-sponsored threat actors, known as the “Prince of Persia” APT group, have resumed operations after a three-year hiatus. The group has overhauled their tactics, now using the Telegram messaging platform for Command and Control (C2) communication and employing new malware variants, Tonnerre v50 and Foudre v34. Researchers have identified a user, @ehsan8999100, associated with the operation and observed sophisticated Domain Generation Algorithms (DGA) used to maintain resilient infrastructure. The group is now targeting global networks and critical infrastructure, expanding beyond Iranian dissidents.

WatchGuard Warns of Active Exploitation of Critical Fireware OS VPN Vulnerability

thehackernews.com · 7 months ago

WatchGuard has reported a critical vulnerability, CVE-2025-14733, in its Fireware OS that is currently being exploited. The flaw allows unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code through an out-of-bounds write impacting the iked process, specifically affecting VPN configurations. Threat actors are actively targeting systems, and WatchGuard has identified specific IP addresses involved in the attacks, one of which is also linked to Fortinet exploits, CVE-2025-59718 and CVE-2025-59719. Users are strongly advised to update their Fireware OS versions or implement temporary mitigation measures such as disabling dynamic peer BOVPNs.

New Kibana Vulnerabilities Allow Attackers to Embed Malicious Scripts

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

Elastic has released critical security updates to address a cross-site scripting vulnerability in Kibana. The flaw, identified as CVE-2025-68385, allows authenticated attackers to inject malicious scripts, potentially compromising sensitive data. Affected versions include all of the 7.x branch, 8.0.0 through 8.19.8 of the 8.x series, and 9.0.0 through 9.1.8 and 9.2.0 through 9.2.2 of the 9.x branch. Organizations are urged to upgrade to patched versions, such as 8.19.9, 9.1.9, or 9.2.3, to resolve the issue.

Scripted Sparrow Utilizes Automation to Generate and Dispatch Attack Messages

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

Cybersecurity researchers have identified a prolific Business Email Compromise group known as Scripted Sparrow, which uses extensive automation to carry out large-scale fraudulent operations. The group impersonates executive coaching firms and targets Accounts Payable teams with spoofed email chains and fraudulent invoices and W-9 forms. Scripted Sparrow has evolved its tactics, now filtering for vulnerable targets by initially omitting attachments and prompting victims to request them. Researchers estimate the group sends approximately 70,000 messages per captured message and operate across multiple continents while employing operational security measures like VPNs and location spoofing.

Cisco bestätigt Zero-Day-Exploit für Secure Email

www.csoonline.com · 7 months ago

Cisco has identified a zero-day exploit impacting its Secure Email products, specifically AsyncOS software used in Secure Email Gateways, Secure Email, and Web Manager. The vulnerability, being actively exploited by a China-backed threat group since at least late November, affects systems with the spam quarantine function enabled. As a workaround, Cisco recommends a complete device rebuild to ensure eradication, although this poses operational challenges for many organizations due to potential downtime and data recovery risks. Until a patch is available, companies are advised to restrict access to management ports.

Nigeria Arrests RaccoonO365 Phishing Developer Linked to Microsoft 365 Attacks

thehackernews.com · 7 months ago

Nigerian authorities have arrested three individuals linked to the RaccoonO365 phishing-as-a-service scheme, with one identified as the principal developer, Okitipi Samuel. The investigation, conducted in collaboration with Microsoft and the FBI, revealed the developer sold phishing links through a Telegram channel and hosted fraudulent login portals. RaccoonO365, also known as Storm-2246, has been implicated in the theft of over 5,000 Microsoft credentials from 94 countries since July 2024. Microsoft previously seized hundreds of domains used by the group and has filed a lawsuit against individuals involved in distributing the phishing kit.

New critical WatchGuard Firebox firewall flaw exploited in attacks

www.bleepingcomputer.com · 7 months ago

A critical vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-14733, has been identified in WatchGuard Firebox firewalls, and is currently being exploited. This flaw allows unauthenticated attackers to remotely execute code on vulnerable devices, particularly those using IKEv2 VPN configurations. WatchGuard advises users to immediately patch affected firewalls running Fireware OS versions 11.x, 12.x, and 2025.1, and has provided a temporary workaround for those unable to patch immediately. Previously, a similar vulnerability, CVE-2025-9242, affected a large number of devices, leading to action from CISA.

North Korea’s Digital Surge: $2B Stolen in Crypto as Amazon Blocks 1,800 Fake IT Workers

www.securityweek.com · 7 months ago

North Korean cyber activity has significantly increased, with hackers stealing over two billion dollars in cryptocurrency in 2025, a rise from one point three billion dollars the previous year. A large portion of that total involves the Bybit heist. Simultaneously, Amazon has blocked over one thousand eight hundred suspected North Korean IT workers attempting to gain remote employment through identity fraud and other deceptive tactics. These operations are increasingly reliant on North Korean IT workers infiltrating cryptocurrency companies and posing as recruiters to obtain valuable information.

Tech moguls close to Trump see the midterms as a path to long-term power

www.washingtonpost.com · 7 months ago

Political groups with support from tech investors and Meta are preparing to influence midterm races. This intervention comes as political figures express apprehension regarding the effects of artificial intelligence. These groups aim to shape the election outcomes and potentially gain long-term power. The actions are sparking concerns about the role of technology and money in politics.

FTC: Instacart to refund $60M over deceptive subscription tactics

www.bleepingcomputer.com · 7 months ago

false

New Linux Kernel Rust Vulnerability Triggers System Crashes

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

A critical race condition vulnerability has been found in the Linux kernel’s Rust Binder module, potentially leading to system crashes and memory corruption. This flaw, assigned CVE-2025-68260, involves unsafe handling of a linked list and allows concurrent access that can corrupt memory. The vulnerability was introduced in kernel version 6.18 and has been patched in 6.18.1 and 6.19-rc1, and users are strongly advised to update their kernels. System administrators should prioritize patching to prevent unexpected downtime.

New UEFI Flaw Enables Early-Boot DMA Attacks on ASRock, ASUS, GIGABYTE, MSI Motherboards

thehackernews.com · 7 months ago

A security vulnerability affects UEFI firmware on motherboards from ASRock, ASUS, GIGABYTE, and MSI, potentially allowing attackers to access system memory before the operating system loads. The flaw occurs because the firmware incorrectly indicates DMA protection is active while failing to properly enable the input, output memory management unit. This allows a malicious device with physical access to read or modify system memory, risking data compromise and boot process manipulation. Affected systems include those using Intel and AMD chipsets, with specific vulnerabilities tracked as CVE-2025-14304, CVE-2025-11901, CVE-2025-14302, and CVE-2025-14303. Vendors are releasing firmware updates to resolve the issue, and prompt patching is recommended.

Amazon Identified North Korean IT Worker by Tracking Keystroke Activity

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

Amazon recently identified a North Korean IT worker posing as a U.S.-based employee by analyzing typing patterns. Security specialists noticed an unusual 110-millisecond delay in the worker's keystroke input, revealing the individual was operating the computer remotely from outside the United States. Amazon has reportedly blocked over 1800 similar infiltration attempts since April 2024, with a 27 percent increase quarter over quarter. Officials suggest proactive monitoring, including observing communication patterns, is critical for detecting these schemes, which aim to generate revenue or conduct espionage.

Targeted Phishing Attack Strikes HubSpot Users

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

Security researchers have identified a sophisticated phishing campaign targeting HubSpot users. Attackers used business email compromise and a compromised website to distribute credential-stealing malware, bypassing traditional email security measures. The phishing emails impersonated HubSpot and urged recipients to verify their accounts, with malicious URLs embedded in the sender's display name to evade detection. The fake HubSpot login page directed users to infrastructure hosted in Russia, utilizing a Plesk-managed virtual private server with a wide range of exposed services. The incident emphasizes the need for enhanced detection methods beyond basic email authentication and monitoring of third-party email services.

Italian Ferry Malware Attack Sparks International Probe

www.techrepublic.com · 7 months ago

A cybersecurity investigation is underway after malware was discovered on an Italian passenger ferry, the GNV Fantastic. French authorities arrested a Latvian crew member suspected of installing spyware that could have compromised the ship’s control systems, and officials have indicated possible Russian involvement. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in maritime infrastructure and marks an escalation in state-sponsored attacks on civilian transportation networks. New cybersecurity requirements, UR E26 and E27, are being introduced to bolster ship cyber resilience.

How we pwned X (Twitter), Vercel, Cursor, Discord, and hundreds of companies through a supply-chain attack

gist.github.com · 7 months ago

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Microsoft Patches MSMQ Flaw That Affects IIS Web Servers

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

Microsoft has released an emergency security update to fix a vulnerability affecting Windows 10 systems, particularly those running IIS web servers and used in enterprise environments. The flaw in Message Queuing (MSMQ) can cause operational disruptions, like inactive queues and application failures, even with available resources. The vulnerability impacts versions 21H2 and 22H2, but is unlikely to affect Windows 10 Home or Pro users. System administrators should install KB5015684 to address the issue and upgrade to Windows 10 version 22H2.

Managing agentic AI risk: Lessons from the OWASP Top 10

www.csoonline.com · 7 months ago

The Open Web Application Security Project has released a Top 10 list for agentic AI applications to address emerging security risks. These agentic AI systems, which access data and tools to perform tasks, pose unprecedented risks to enterprises. The list includes concerns like agent goal hijack, tool misuse, identity abuse, and vulnerabilities in the agent supply chain, along with mitigation strategies. Security leaders should use this resource to assess their programs, educate stakeholders, and implement controls like “least agency” to manage these risks. The list is intended to provide a common language and actionable guidance for securing agentic AI implementations.

Roundcube Flaws Let Attackers Execute Malicious Scripts

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

Roundcube webmail software has released critical security updates to fix two vulnerabilities impacting versions 1.6 and 1.5. A Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability exists in the handling of SVG images, and an Information Disclosure flaw was found in the HTML style sanitizer. These flaws could allow attackers to execute malicious scripts or expose sensitive information. Users are strongly advised to update to versions 1.6.12 and 1.5.12 immediately.

WatchGuard Zero-Day Actively Exploited to Seize Control of Firewalls

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

WatchGuard has issued a warning about a critical zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2025-14733, affecting its Firebox firewall appliances. This out-of-bounds write flaw in the iked process allows attackers to remotely seize control of devices without authentication, potentially granting arbitrary code execution. The vulnerability impacts devices using Mobile user VPNs and Branch office VPNs with dynamic gateway peers. WatchGuard urges administrators to update to the latest Fireware OS version and rotate locally stored secrets if compromise is suspected.

North Korean Hackers Set Record with $2 Billion Crypto Heist in 2025

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

North Korean cybercriminals achieved a record $2.02 billion in cryptocurrency theft during 2025, marking a 51% increase from the previous year and representing 76% of all service compromises. The regime’s tactics have shifted towards fewer, more impactful attacks, often involving infiltration of cryptocurrency services and impersonation of recruiters or investors. Stolen funds are laundered through a structured 45-day cycle involving DeFi protocols, exchanges, and Chinese-language platforms. The Bybit hack in February 2025 accounted for $1.5 billion of the total losses.

Clop Ransomware Group Targets Gladinet CentreStack Servers to Exfiltrate Data

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

The Clop ransomware group is actively exploiting a previously unknown vulnerability in Gladinet CentreStack file servers to steal sensitive data. Security researchers have identified over 200 internet-facing servers potentially vulnerable to this attack. Clop has a history of targeting file transfer and storage solutions, and they are using the stolen data for extortion. Organizations using CentreStack are advised to review system logs, restrict internet access, implement multi-factor authentication, and maintain secure backups.

University of Sydney Suffers Cyberattack, Student and Staff Data Exposed

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

The University of Sydney experienced a cybersecurity breach impacting thousands of individuals. Unauthorized access to an online code library exposed personal information of current and former staff, as well as students and alumni. Compromised data includes names, dates of birth, addresses, and employment details dating back to 2010. The university is notifying affected individuals and recommends vigilance against potential phishing attempts.

OpenAI’s GPT-5.2 Codex Boosts Agentic Coding and Cyber Vulnerability Detection

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

OpenAI has released GPT-5.2-Codex, an advanced AI coding model designed for complex, long-term software engineering and cybersecurity tasks. The model utilizes context compaction to maintain memory during extended workflows and has demonstrated state-of-the-art performance on industry benchmarks. Security researchers are using the model to identify vulnerabilities, such as the React2Shell vulnerability CVE-2025-55182, and OpenAI is launching a Trusted Access Pilot program to provide vetted professionals with expanded access for defensive purposes. The model is now available to paid ChatGPT users, with API access forthcoming.

React2Shell is the Log4j moment for front end development

www.csoonline.com · 7 months ago

A recently disclosed vulnerability, React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182), poses a significant security risk to applications using React Server Components, Next.js, and related frameworks. Attackers can exploit this pre-authentication remote code execution flaw with a single HTTP request to gain privileged access and deploy ransomware, marking a shift in front-end security risk. Experts compare this vulnerability to the Log4j vulnerability, highlighting a need to re-evaluate the security posture of front-end development and address a fundamental gap in the development environment. Initial patches released are also vulnerable, and organizations should review logs and network traffic for unusual activity.

TikTok Signs Agreements With Investors in Step Toward Avoiding a U.S. Ban

www.nytimes.com · 7 months ago

false

[Research] Geometric analysis of SHA-256: Finding 68% bit-match pairs through dimensional transformation

osf.io · 7 months ago

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HPE OneView vulnerable to remote code execution attack

www.csoonline.com · 7 months ago

A maximum severity remote code execution vulnerability in Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) OneView network and systems management suite is “bad” and needs to be patched immediately, says a cybersecurity expert. “Vendors typically downplay the severity of a vulnerability,” says Curtis Dukes, executive VP for security best practices at the Center for Internet Security, “but HPE did not, it’s a 10.” The vulnerability is remotely executable by an unauthenticated user, he added, and it impacts every recent version of the suite. On top of that, he pointed out, OneView is a central manager of IT infrastructure in organizations. “For these reasons, the patch should be implemented immediately,” Dukes said. “Adversaries, nation-state, and criminal gangs alike know there is a window of opportunity and are likely working on an exploit.” HPE says in its advisory that the vulnerability, CVE-2025-37164, affects all versions between 5.20 and 10.20. It can be resolved by applying a security hotfix, which must be reapplied after an appliance upgrade from HPE OneView version 6.60.xx to 7.00.00, as well as after any HPE Synergy Composer reimage. HPE offers separate hotfixes for HPE OneView virtual appliance and HPE Synergy Composer. The advisory adds that any third party security patches that are to be installed on systems running HPE software products should be applied in accordance with the customer’s patch management policy. Asked for comment, an HPE spokesperson said the company has nothing to say beyond its advisory, other than to urge admins to download and install the patches as soon as possible. Jack Bicer, director of vulnerability research at Action1, said that because this vulnerability can be exploited without authentication or any user interaction, it is “an extremely severe security issue. There are no available workarounds, so the patch should be applied immediately. Until the patch can be applied, restrict network access to the OneView management interface to trusted administrative networks only.” HPE describes OneView as a solution that simplifies infrastructure lifecycle management across compute storage and networking through a unified API. It allows admins to create a catalogue of workload-optimized infrastructure templates so more general IT staff can rapidly and reliably provision resources. These templates can quickly provision physical, virtual, and containerized systems, setting up BIOS settings, local RAID configuration, firmware baseline, shared storage and more. HPE says software-defined intelligence allows IT to run multiple applications simultaneously with repeatable templates that ensure high reliability, consistency, and control. The vendor also says the embedded automation speeds provisioning and lowers operating expenses. The most recent major vulnerability in OneView was revealed in June: CVE-2025-37101, a local elevation of privilege issue which relates specifically to OneView for VMware vCenter. If exploited, an attacker with read only privilege could upgrade their access to allow them to perform admin actions.

Windows 10 OOB update released to fix Message Queuing (MSMQ) issues

www.bleepingcomputer.com · 7 months ago

A recent extended security update for Windows 10 inadvertently disrupted Message Queuing, or MSMQ, functionality. This issue, affecting primarily enterprise and managed IT environments, can cause problems such as inactive message queues and errors preventing applications from writing to queues. Microsoft has released an out-of-band update, KB5074976, to resolve the problem, and it is available through the Update Catalog. The issue occurred after updates released December 9, 2025, and impacts clustered MSMQ environments under load.

Massachusetts Battery Start-Up to List on Stock Exchange

www.nytimes.com · 7 months ago

false