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Debian Linux Security Advisory DSA-6568-1 Addresses CVE-2025-38204 Risk//Debian cifs-utils Regression Fixed in DSA-6567-2 Advisory//Debian haproxy Critical Denial of Service Vulnern DSA-6570-1//Orphaned VBA Projects Inside DWG Files: YARA Rule, (Sun, Oct 18th)//Ubuntu 26.10 OpenSSH Fixes SSH Command and Access Issues//Debian Xen Critical Escalation Info Disclosure Vuln DSA-6571-1//Imperia CMS <= 11.5.4 SiteActive TEMPLATE Unauthenticated SSTI Remote Code Execution (CVE-2026-110355)//MISP v3.0 Early Access: a first look at what's new//Ubuntu RabbitMQ Server Important Cross-Site and DoS Issues USN-8933-1//OSCP Exam Guide: What to Expect and How to Prepare//Ubuntu Squid Update Fixes HTTP and Cache Issues on Ubuntu Systems//Ubuntu sudo-rs Fixes sudoedit File Placement and Privilege Escalation//Debian SPIP Important Remote Code Execution Risk DSA-6565-1//Ubuntu libXtst Fixes X Server Reply and Memory Handling//Debian DSA-6566-1 Expat Critical DoS Risks CVE-2026-66046 CVE-2026-76956//Debian Linux Security Advisory DSA-6568-1 Addresses CVE-2025-38204 Risk//Debian cifs-utils Regression Fixed in DSA-6567-2 Advisory//Debian haproxy Critical Denial of Service Vulnern DSA-6570-1//Orphaned VBA Projects Inside DWG Files: YARA Rule, (Sun, Oct 18th)//Ubuntu 26.10 OpenSSH Fixes SSH Command and Access Issues//Debian Xen Critical Escalation Info Disclosure Vuln DSA-6571-1//Imperia CMS <= 11.5.4 SiteActive TEMPLATE Unauthenticated SSTI Remote Code Execution (CVE-2026-110355)//MISP v3.0 Early Access: a first look at what's new//Ubuntu RabbitMQ Server Important Cross-Site and DoS Issues USN-8933-1//OSCP Exam Guide: What to Expect and How to Prepare//Ubuntu Squid Update Fixes HTTP and Cache Issues on Ubuntu Systems//Ubuntu sudo-rs Fixes sudoedit File Placement and Privilege Escalation//Debian SPIP Important Remote Code Execution Risk DSA-6565-1//Ubuntu libXtst Fixes X Server Reply and Memory Handling//Debian DSA-6566-1 Expat Critical DoS Risks CVE-2026-66046 CVE-2026-76956//
Ransomware sulla filiera del freddo in Giappone
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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, including KFC, confirming the ripple effect that a single incident can have on the supply chain. The company said that warehouse operations and shipments are gradually…

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