Vendors
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BIND flaws could enable DNS cache poisoning; patches issued
BIND developers warned of two vulnerabilities, CVE-2025-40778 and CVE-2025-40780, that can enable DNS cache poisoning by allowing forged responses to be accepted; patches were released and operators are urged to apply them.
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Hackers exploit critical SessionReaper flaw in Adobe Commerce, Sansec says
E-commerce security firm Sansec reported active exploitation of the critical SessionReaper flaw (CVE-2025-54236) in Adobe Commerce, blocking over 250 attempts and warning that a majority of stores remain unpatched.
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Meta launches new anti-scam tools for WhatsApp and Messenger
Meta introduced new scam-detection features for Messenger and warnings for WhatsApp to help users spot and avoid scams, said the company, and reported disabling nearly 8 million accounts linked to scam centers while removing more than 21,000 impersonating Pages and accounts.
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High-severity parsing flaw in async-tar and forks could enable file overwrite and RCE
A boundary parsing flaw in async-tar and forks including tokio-tar, tracked as CVE-2025-62518 and dubbed TARmageddon, can allow nested TARs to be treated as outer entries and be used to overwrite files and enable remote code execution; users are advised to migrate to astral-tokio-tar v0.5.6.
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TP-Link issues firmware updates for Omada gateways to fix four vulnerabilities, including two critical bugs
TP-Link released firmware updates for Omada gateway devices to fix four vulnerabilities, including two critical command injection flaws; users are advised to apply updates and verify device configurations.
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Researchers Exploit 34 Zero‑Days on Opening Day of Pwn2Own Ireland 2025
On the opening day of Pwn2Own Ireland 2025 researchers exploited 34 zero‑day vulnerabilities and won $522,500 in prizes; Team DDOS earned $100,000 for chaining multiple flaws to compromise a QNAP router and NAS, and the Summoning Team led the leaderboard after day one.
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DNS0.EU public DNS service discontinues operations over sustainability issues
The France-based non-profit DNS0.EU has discontinued its public DNS resolver, citing lack of sustainability in time and resources; the team recommended alternatives including DNS4EU and NextDNS.
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Muji halts online sales in Japan after ransomware attack on logistics partner Askul
Muji took its online store offline in Japan after a ransomware attack at logistics partner Askul disrupted orders and shipping; Askul said it suspended operations while investigating possible data leakage, and Muji is notifying affected customers.
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Researchers find 131 Chrome extensions cloned to automate WhatsApp spam in Brazil
Researchers say 131 rebranded Chrome extensions, sharing a common codebase, were used to automate bulk WhatsApp Web messaging aimed at Brazilian users, a campaign that appears designed to evade platform anti-spam controls and contravene Chrome Web Store rules.
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Lawsuit says Deel orchestrated long-running espionage against competitor Rippling
Rippling filed a lawsuit on March 17, 2025, alleging that Deel directed a months-long corporate espionage campaign through a cultivated employee who searched Rippling systems thousands of times to capture sales, customer and recruiting information, and that top Deel executives were implicated.
