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SOCRadar Featured in Microsoft’s Ignite 2026 Sentinel Connectors

Microsoft has published its Microsoft Ignite 2026 announcement of new and enhanced Microsoft Sentinel connectors, and SOCRadar is part of it. The post features the SOCRadar Alerts Azure Sentinel Directional Solution among the partner connectors added to an ecosystem of more than 500 Microsoft Sentinel connectors. We thank Microsoft’s App Assure team for the partnership. […]

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AI found Linux kernel bugs that remained undetected for decades

A Microsoft research project combining AI agents with human security researchers uncovered 59 Linux kernel vulnerabilities, including bugs that had survived in production code for more than 20 years. While AI dramatically accelerated the discovery process, the researchers found that validating flaws, developing patches, and working with maintainers remained overwhelmingly human-intensive. The research, conducted by M…

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Dark Web Profile: n0n Ransomware

n0n is a data-exfiltration and destructive-extortion group that surfaced on the Dark Web in September 2026 and scaled to 93 listed victims within roughly five weeks. Its operators exfiltrate data, encrypt or destroy infrastructure, and then work victims through keyed negotiation rooms, per-victim Bitcoin wallets and a public leak site branded with the slogan “n0n […]

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Exploit Attempts for GPUStack Authentication Bypass (CVE-2026-102895), (Thu, Nov 12th)

CVE-2026-102895 is a trivial authentication-bypass vulnerability. GPUStack is also an attractive target. It is open-source software that manages clusters of GPUs, which are typically used to run AI workloads. All versions of GPUStack prior to 2.2.0, which was released at the end of June. This vulnerability was not made public until the end of July, and the CVE was assigned on November 4th.

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