security updates
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Apple patches zero-day CVE-2025-43300 after highly targeted attack, urges immediate updates
Apple has issued security updates for CVE-2025-43300, a zero-day flaw in Apple’s Image I/O framework that was exploited in a highly targeted attack; users are urged to install the latest iOS, iPadOS and macOS updates.
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Google Addresses Critical Vulnerabilities in Android with August Security Updates
Google has released crucial security updates for Android, addressing multiple vulnerabilities linked to Qualcomm chipsets, including serious flaws that have been flagged as actively exploited.
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Apple Addresses Critical Safari Vulnerability with Software Update
Apple has released crucial updates to counteract a significant Safari vulnerability, classified as CVE-2025-6558, that may allow for exploits through crafted HTML content. The patch aims to protect users across multiple devices and systems.
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Security Flaw Discovered in Gemini CLI Tool: Users Urged to Update
A serious security vulnerability in the Gemini CLI coding tool has been uncovered, enabling the execution of harmful commands on user devices. Users are urged to update to version 0.1.14 to mitigate risks.
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Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Addresses Critical Security Flaws in Networking Devices
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) has addressed critical vulnerabilities in its Instant On Access Points that could allow unauthorized access. Users are urged to apply the latest security updates to protect their systems.
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Google Issues Critical Update for Chrome to Address Exploited Security Flaw
Google has released a critical update for its Chrome browser, addressing a high-severity zero-day vulnerability that could allow remote attackers to escape the browser’s sandbox. This update comes on the heels of multiple exploited vulnerabilities earlier this year, underlining the importance of regular browser updates.
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Adobe Issues Major Security Patch Addressing 254 Vulnerabilities in Software Products
Adobe has released updates addressing 254 vulnerabilities, including major flaws in the Experience Manager (AEM) with implications for arbitrary code execution and privilege escalation, urging users to update to safeguard their systems.
