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OT-ISAC details aviation cybersecurity risks involving passenger reservation systems, airport OT, communications protocols

The OT-ISAC (Operational Technology Information Sharing and Analysis Center) published two reports Wednesday warning that cybersecurity risks facing... The post OT-ISAC details aviation cybersecurity risks involving passenger reservation systems, airport OT, communications protocols appeared first on Industrial Cyber.

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IPVanish passes independent audit confirming its no-logs policy

IPVanish says its third independent no-logs audit found no records of customers’ browsing activity, DNS queries, or individual VPN connections in the systems examined. The full report also details what the VPN provider does keep for abuse prevention, confirming that aggregate usage statistics are retained for up to 24 hours. Schellman Compliance completed the assessment … The post IPVanish passes independent audit co…

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USN-8952-2: Tornado regression

USN-8952-1 fixed vulnerabilities in Tornado. Unfortunately that update was incomplete due to an incomplete fix for CVE-2026-103263, which broke static file serving for applications that subclass Tornado's StaticFileHandler, such as Jupyter, and could introduce a regression. This update fixes the problem. We apologize for the inconvenience. Original advisory details: It was discovered that Tornado did not properly han…

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A mole in the White House? Residential proxies are everywhere

Residential proxies are often used by bad actors to hide the true source of internet traffic — and now one of them appears to have taken up residence in the White House. The Residential Proxy Observatory, set up by Layer3 Intel to monitor the threat of anonymized network activity, has identified proxy exit activity on one particular network, AS2650, which is registered to the executive office of the US President and…

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