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VMware bug exploited in the wild for a year added to KEV

LPE bug now safely logged in the KEV – over a year after first exploited in the wild

Federal IT watchdog leashed and CISA on skeleton staff amid US gov shutdown

Month-long government shutdown is creating a headache for cyber security experts

AI browsers off to a rocky start with OpenAI Atlas security issues

OpenAI refutes claims that researchers have found the first vulnerability in its AI browser.

Private suppliers are MoD's "weakness link" for cyber attacks

MoD agrees with committee that private suppliers are its "weakness link" for cyber attacks

North Korean hackers use blockchain to target software devs

"EtherHiding represents a shift toward next-generation bulletproof hosting."

Microsoft's ExCyTin benchmark targets agentic cybersecurity

Open-source benchmark uses almost real-world data and a simulated SOC.

F5 admits major sustained breach. Source code, undisclosed vulns. stolen

"If compromised keys were stolen, and F5 hasn’t ruled that out, malicious software updates signed by ‘F5’ could be indistinguishable from the real thing."

Patch Tuesday: Windows users hacked due to legacy fax modem driver

Three 0days and a pre-auth RCE (CVSS 9.8) in Windows Server Update Service that deserves urgent attention

Was this DEFCON eBPF bug talk hallucinated?

Updated at 2:26 p.m. on October 15, 2025 to remove an incorrect reference by Chris Wyosopal to kernel structs and verifier hooks in the presentation example code. In August, a relatively unknown security researcher named Agostino “Van1sh” Panico gave a talk at hacking conference Defcon. The 45-slide deck

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