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AMD: Server CPU demand has gone ballistic

Chipmaker is co-designing a GPU accelerator with and for Meta, which is buying 6GW-worth of AMD hardware.

GitHub bug messed up  customer code; COO plays down incident

The company didn’t even notice it happening until customers howled - COO describes it as an "edge case"

Lovable spews user data; says chats were MEANT to be publicly accessible - kind of.

"we accidentally re-enabled access to chats..."

Axios has a CVSS 10 bug, risks "full cloud compromise"

"If an attacker can pollute Object.prototype via any other library in the stack (e.g., qs, minimist, ini, body-parser), Axios will automatically..."

Kubernetes is finally getting rid of externalIPs

If your Services still lean on externalIPs, consider using..."

Oracle slashes tens of thousands of jobs

"Access to your computer, email, voicemail, and files will be deactivated soon, and you will be unable to log into your computer"

“Sleeper cells” in telcos seen using novel new BPFdoor malware

"Kernel-level packet filtering to bypass multiple layers of modern network defenses"

F5 BIG-IP exploited CVE-2025-53521

Webshells seen that work in memory only

Attackers keep spinning up VMs to hide from EDR. What's the answer?

Hackers continue to have success at hiding malicious processes in VMs  – that launch at startup but hide from EDR processes. The behaviour is not new, but deserves renewed attention. Fresh examples of its use as an attacker technique come from Microsoft, which has seen this behaviour during attacks on exposed

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