Most organizations spend a lot of time looking for vulnerabilities in the software they build. But what about the malicious packages that enter before development even begins?
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European businesses, particularly in the UK and Italy, face malware campaigns that exploit routine business correspondence. A recent Formbook (now also known as XLoader) campaign uses localized order and procurement lures to deliver an information stealer. Manufacturing and technology companies are especially exposed because employees regularly handle purchase orders, supplier documents, and payment requests. A […] T…
Microsoft researchers have uncovered a memory-safety bug in Rust’s standard library that had gone undetected for nearly 11 years, alongside other flaws that can trigger undefined behavior even in applications written entirely in safe Rust. Two of the findings affect stable Rust, including a separate issue that could cause applications to access freed memory. The nearly 11-year-old bug involves Rust’s process::exit fu…
The assumption we've all made If you've worked in security for any length of time, you've definitely turned to a colleague and said some version of "this probably isn't exploitable" and moved on. Usually late in the day, with a few dozen other findings waiting and a release going out in the morning. But nobody says it because they don't care. They say it because there are only so many man hours in the week, and the q…
Anthropic says Mythos 5.2 improves vulnerability discovery while showing a lower tendency to escape sandboxes in controlled tests. The post Anthropic Rolls Out Mythos 5.2 With Improved Bug Hunting, Fewer Sandbox Escapes appeared first on SecurityWeek.
