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Breaking Claude Code Opus 5 Auto Mode//When it Snows it Pours – Anatomy of a ServiceNow Red Team//Ubuntu 24.04 LTS 8643-5 Important Security Update for Linux Kernel//Ubuntu Linux Kernel Azure Critical Flaws Fixed USN-8644-3//Prism: A Multi-Team Orchestration of LLM Agents for Automatic Program Repair (to appear)//Debian Emacs Critical Code Exec DoS Issue DSA-6468-1 CVE-2026-6861//Ubuntu OpenSSL Important Denial of Service Vulnern USN-8678-2//Meeting Notes from “CVE and AI Vulnerability Discovery” Virtual Conference Now Available//Cisco Advance Notification for Publication of September 2, 2026, Security Advisories//Debian xrdp Advisory DSA-6469-1 Multiple Threats CVE-2026-32105//Debian Wireshark Important Denial Of Service Arbitrary Code DSA-6471-1//Debian trixie bubblewrap Critical Symlink Traverse Issue DSA-6472-1//Debian Trixie libdbi-perl Important Code Execution and DoS DSA-6473-1//Debian suricata-update Important Path Traversal Attack CVE-2026-63347//Some Malicious PE Stats, (Thu, Aug 27th)//Breaking Claude Code Opus 5 Auto Mode//When it Snows it Pours – Anatomy of a ServiceNow Red Team//Ubuntu 24.04 LTS 8643-5 Important Security Update for Linux Kernel//Ubuntu Linux Kernel Azure Critical Flaws Fixed USN-8644-3//Prism: A Multi-Team Orchestration of LLM Agents for Automatic Program Repair (to appear)//Debian Emacs Critical Code Exec DoS Issue DSA-6468-1 CVE-2026-6861//Ubuntu OpenSSL Important Denial of Service Vulnern USN-8678-2//Meeting Notes from “CVE and AI Vulnerability Discovery” Virtual Conference Now Available//Cisco Advance Notification for Publication of September 2, 2026, Security Advisories//Debian xrdp Advisory DSA-6469-1 Multiple Threats CVE-2026-32105//Debian Wireshark Important Denial Of Service Arbitrary Code DSA-6471-1//Debian trixie bubblewrap Critical Symlink Traverse Issue DSA-6472-1//Debian Trixie libdbi-perl Important Code Execution and DoS DSA-6473-1//Debian suricata-update Important Path Traversal Attack CVE-2026-63347//Some Malicious PE Stats, (Thu, Aug 27th)//
Arresti in Australia per TeamPCP e maxi campagna di supply-chain compromise
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Arrests in Australia for TeamPCP and a massive supply-chain compromise campaign

Australian police have charged two men from Western Australia, accused of being part of the TeamPCP group, at the center of a long-running campaign of software supply chain attacks. According to authorities, the group hid malicious code in open source projects and then used it to steal credentials and data from thousands of organizations worldwide. Investigations, carried out together with…

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Ransomware on Japan’s cold chain

A ransomware attack hit a Japanese food logistics company, causing delays and disruptions in the distribution chain for frozen products to thousands of customers. Among those affected are said to be major restaurant chains,…

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