#cve

#cve

Palo Alto Networks has released critical patches for two severe zero-day vulnerabilities, urging immediate user action to secure systems.

Rsync has multiple vulnerabilities allowing attackers to execute arbitrary code and access sensitive files on connected clients.

NIST is struggling to clear a backlog of security vulnerabilities despite some progress, failing to meet its September 30 target.

The Linux security team issues an average of 60 CVEs weekly, emphasizing the need for vigilance yet reinforcing that it's manageable due to the extensive codebase.

Xagio SEO has a critical Stored XSS vulnerability affecting versions up to 7.0.0.20.

The vulnerability arises from improper neutralization of input during web page generation.

Koa middleware has a vulnerability in parsing HTTP headers potentially leading to Denial-of-Service attacks.

Koa vulnerability can lead to Denial-of-Service attacks due to faulty regex in header parsing, fixed in later versions.

End-of-Life versions of Node.js are unsupported and expose systems to security vulnerabilities.

Users should upgrade to currently supported Node.js versions to mitigate risks.

PSF's CNA status enhances its ability to manage CVEs for Python projects.

Several CVEs were found in rsync, but a fixed version was released quickly, addressing the critical vulnerabilities noted.

Linux security team issues an average of 60 CVEs weekly, reflecting ongoing challenges but manageable by the community.

Microsoft's October Patch Tuesday addressed five zero-day vulnerabilities, crucial for security teams to mitigate risks amidst Cyber Security Awareness Month.

Microsoft's Patch Tuesday addresses 89 CVE security flaws, including two under active attack, highlighting significant vulnerabilities in Windows Task Scheduler and NTLM code.