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next js security vulnerability discovered

Serious Vulnerability in Next.js Exposes Applications to Unauthorized Access Risks

Critical vulnerability in Next.js allows hackers to break through security with one simple header. The frighteningly easy exploit affects millions of apps, bypassing all authentication with a 9.1 CVSS score. Your React app might be bleeding data right now.
rust module uncovers rootkits

Revolutionary Rust Module Claims to Expose Hidden Rootkits in the Linux Kernel

Is Rust “cancer” or salvation? A groundbreaking Linux kernel module written in Rust challenges old security paradigms by detecting hidden rootkits that traditional tools miss. Kernel security may never be the same.
database security monitoring revolutionized

Varonis Transforms Database Security Landscape With Cyral Acquisition: a Game-Changer in Monitoring

While legacy security solutions flounder, Varonis’s strategic Cyral acquisition revolutionizes database monitoring with AI-powered, cloud-native technology. Your outdated security dashboard suddenly seems painfully inadequate.
malicious code in logs

Malicious Code in GitHub Actions Logs Can Compromise Your Secrets – CVE-2025-30066

Your GitHub secrets are hiding in plain sight – attackers have compromised over 23,000 repositories by exploiting workflow logs. Security teams scrambled to contain the breach. Is your code still infected?
malicious code in actions

High-Stakes Vulnerability: How Malicious Code Can Compromise Your GitHub Actions

95% of GitHub Actions could betray you. Learn how malicious code compromised a popular action and exposed secrets without any user interaction. Your workflow’s security is at stake.
zoom security vulnerabilities exposed

Critical Flaws in Zoom Expose Users to Escalating Vulnerabilities and Network Threats

Multiple Zoom flaws now jeopardize your every meeting, with vulnerabilities ranking 9.6/10 in severity. Hackers can silently install malware while you present. Your security depends on immediate action.
opentext security vulnerability discovered

Critical Privilege Escalation Flaw Found in OpenText™ Service Manager Raises Alarming Security Concerns

Is your system still safe? Critical flaw in OpenText Service Manager lets attackers gain SYSTEM-level access with minimal effort. Immediate patching is your only defense against complete compromise.
local command injection vulnerability

Local Command Injection Flaw in Avid NEXIS: A Security Breach Waiting to Happen

Critical Avid NEXIS flaw grants hackers root access to media networks through simple command injection—even trusted admin credentials could compromise your entire production environment. Your security deadline is now.
malicious npm packages exposed

How 6 Treacherous Npm Packages Target Developers—Exposing the Lazarus Group’s Deceptive Tactics

North Korean hackers deploy 30+ npm counterfeits, exfiltrating Kubernetes configs and SSH keys from 17,000+ victims. Your small business could be next—60% never survive these attacks. Malicious code lingers silently.
strengthen open source security

UK Government Urges Radical Changes to Strengthen Open Source Software Security Across Sectors

Is your open source software a ticking time bomb? The UK government demands radical security changes as 84% of codebases contain known vulnerabilities. New frameworks could save your systems.