That's a great example of somebody we want to bring in closer into the fold, to say again, as a global community, how can we really take a better look - more holistic look - at CVEs and what it means for defenders worldwide?
Scalekit 's authentication stack, purpose-built for agentic apps, is tailored for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, allowing security teams to easily add an OAuth 2.1 authorization server. According to the startup, its solution enables developers to rapidly add an encrypted token vault, along with a tool-calling layer, so that AI agents can act on a user's behalf in popular services such as Gmail, HubSpot, Notion, and Slack.
Samsung has issued a patch to resolve a critical vulnerability impacting its Android smartphone users. All impacted phone models will receive the fix, which patches a vulnerability tracked as . The security flaw, issued a critical base score of 8.8 by Samsung Mobile (a CNA), is described as an "out-of-bounds write in libimagecodec.quram.so prior to SMR Sep-2025 Release 1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code."
The Pixie Dust hack involves an attacker who is in range of the targeted Wi-Fi network capturing the initial WPS handshake, which contains data that can then be cracked offline to obtain the WPS PIN. The attack leverages the fact that on some devices random numbers are generated using predictable or low-entropy methods. The attacker only needs seconds to capture the WPS handshake and the PIN can then be obtained offline within minutes or even seconds.
The move comes at a time when organizations' number of endpoints continues to increase, bringing new security challenges and hurdles around patching, backup, and device management. NinjaOne's platform is designed to tackle these pain points for IT teams and MSPs, automating the management of endpoint devices to reduce the time spent on manual tasks and fuel productivity, while lowering operational costs.
If you are wondering how Mark found this, he did an excellent presentation on that late last year - so check that out. Mark's theory, as he wrote, "I can't find any direct mention of this in Google patents or docs, however my guess would be it is likely a score estimating how far a query (especially a question) sits on the 'fringe' of Google's known entity/knowledge space and how atypical or long‑tail it is."
"The Rust safety model is unpopular with the committee. Further work on my end won't change that. Profiles won the argument "The Safety and Security working group voted to prioritize Profiles over Safe C++. Ask the Profiles people for an update. Safe C++ is not being continued," said Sean Baxter in June this year.
Zero Trust turned fifteen years old on September 14, 2025. Its invention was announced with Forrester's publication of John Kindervag's paper, No More Chewy Centers: Introducing The Zero Trust Model of Information Security, on that date in 2010 (archived here). Zero trust recognizes that treating cybersecurity like an M&M (a hard crunchy shell impenetrable to hackers protecting a soft chewy center where staff can work freely and safely) simply doesn't work.
