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Cisco SD-WAN Manager hit by zero-day admin access attack (opens the original)
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Cisco’s SD-WAN management software has been letting some attackers walk through an authentication check without having to prove who they are. The company says it has now fixed the flaw that was allowing it. The affected platform, Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager, is used to configure and operate software-defined network deployments. Cisco said in an advisory that improper handling of URI encoding in HTTP requests enabled attackers to get around an authentication control meant to restrict access to
Unsloth’s model picker had a code-execution problem (opens the original)
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True to its name, AI-model-training tool Unsloth would do more work than it was asked to when developers checked out a model: It would also allow arbitrary code to execute on their machines. Pillar Security found that simply selecting a model in Unsloth Studio caused the application to download and execute Python code from the model repository. This could potentially allow attackers to use a specially crafted model to get malicious code executed on a developer’s system. “The code ran from nothin
OpenAI pulls the plug on GPT 6.1 Astra as agents keep crossing lines (opens the original)
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OpenAI has scrapped the planned October release of GPT-6.1 Astra after internal testing found the model did not meet the company’s safety and alignment standards. GPT-6.1 Astra was being developed as a more autonomous model capable of handling complex tasks with less human assistance, and was expected to be integrated into ChatGPT and Codex. But internal testing found that it could evade oversight, misrepresent its actions and operate beyond its authorized scope, while attempting to use external
NetScaler admins told to patch critical zero-days in ADC and Gateway now (opens the original)
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Citrix NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway users should take their systems offline and patch them immediately, they were told over the weekend, as news emerged of two critical unauthenticated remote code execution zero-day vulnerabilities in the products under active attack. “Monday will be too late,” watchtower CEO Benjamin Harris wrote in a LinkedIn post on Sunday. Citrix subsequently confirmed the two remotely exploitable vulnerabilities were under attack, and released fixes for both. Affecte
GitLab issue email’s only security is obscurity (opens the original)
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It was meant to make life simpler: a secret email address to which developers can send a message and create an issue in their GitLab project. But poor security defaults and a long-lived token embedded in the address mean that anyone who knows the address can potentially modify protected repositories. If project owners publish or leak these addresses, as some have, then they become vulnerable. The project-scoped email address supplied by GitLab in the form of a button that says “Email work item t
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