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Microsoft: 6 Zero-Days in March 2025 Patch Tuesday

Krebs on Security

Rapid7’s lead software engineer Adam Barnett said Windows 11 and Server 2019 onwards are not listed as receiving patches, so are presumably not vulnerable. However, ESET notes the vulnerability itself also is present in newer Windows OS versions, including Windows 10 build 1809 and the still-supported Windows Server 2016.

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Apple Enrages IT — 45-Day Cert Expiration Fury

Security Boulevard

CA/B testing: Ludicrous proposal draws ire from “furious” systems administrators. The post Apple Enrages IT — 45-Day Cert Expiration Fury appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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SolarWinds Detected Six Months Earlier

Schneier on Security

The software, used by system administrators to manage and configure networks, was communicating externally with an unfamiliar system on the internet. They reached out to SolarWinds to assist with the inquiry, but the company’s engineers were unable to find a vulnerability in their code.

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Top 9 Trends In Cybersecurity Careers for 2025

eSecurity Planet

Networking and system administration: Security professionals must instinctively understand network and system concepts. It is generalized and entry-level, but it demonstrates a core level of competency that can be a building block of almost any career in cybersecurity, whether in administration, engineering, or development.

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Patch Tuesday, October 2024 Edition

Krebs on Security

One of the zero-day flaws — CVE-2024-43573 — stems from a security weakness in MSHTML , the proprietary engine of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer web browser. “Since the discovery of CVE-2024-43572, Microsoft now prevents untrusted MSC files from being opened on a system.”

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Latest on the SVR’s SolarWinds Hack

Schneier on Security

Some of the compromised SolarWinds software was engineered in Eastern Europe, and American investigators are now examining whether the incursion originated there, where Russian intelligence operatives are deeply rooted.

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Yandex Employee Caught Selling Access to Users' Email Inboxes

The Hacker News

Russian Dutch-domiciled search engine, ride-hailing and email service provider Yandex on Friday disclosed a data breach that compromised 4,887 email accounts of its users. The employee was one of three system administrators with the necessary access