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Three Ways to Tackle Iran's Tangled Web of Espionage
While global cybersecurity dialogues have long been dominated by the sophisticated operations of Russian and Chinese state actors, a quieter and arguably more convoluted threat has been steadily maturing in the shadows.
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Threats and Vulnerabilities
Is Autonomous AI the Ultimate Cyber Defense?
The launch of OpenAI's GPT-5.2-Codex on December 18, 2025, represented far more than just an incremental update to a programming tool; it marked a definitive paradigm shift in the fields of software engineering and digital security.
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Are You Patching Flaws or Managing Real Risk?
The relentless drumbeat of vulnerability disclosures has pushed many security teams into a reactive posture where success is measured by the number of tickets closed rather than the actual reduction of organizational risk.
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Critical Fortinet Flaw From 2020 Is Actively Exploited
A security vulnerability that first surfaced years ago has dramatically re-emerged, serving as a stark reminder that in the world of cybersecurity, old threats never truly die; they simply wait for an unpatched system to provide an opportunity.
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Could Your MongoDB Server Be Bleeding Data?
A recently discovered high-severity vulnerability lurking within the popular MongoDB Server platform allows unauthenticated attackers to remotely siphon sensitive data directly from a server's memory.
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MongoBleed Flaw Endangers 87,000 MongoDB Servers
A seemingly innocuous data compression feature has quietly become the gateway for a critical vulnerability, placing the sensitive secrets of nearly 90,000 publicly accessible MongoDB servers in immediate jeopardy.
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Could a Net-SNMP Flaw Hijack Your System?
A single, carefully constructed network packet is all an attacker needs to potentially crash critical services or seize complete control of countless systems across the globe, thanks to a severe vulnerability discovered in a foundational network mana...
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ENISA Proposes Guidance on SBOM and Package Manager Security
The very interconnectedness that powers Europe’s digital economy has now become its most exploitable vulnerability, prompting a fundamental rethinking of software security from the ground up.
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