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OK Surfers, How Much Would It Cost to Power Your Own Wave?

OK Surfers, How Much Would It Cost to Power Your Own Wave?

If you are into surfing, you have a problem: You can only surf where there are waves. Even if you’re lucky enough to live near an ocean, surfable waves aren’t consistent. One day the break is perfect, and the next day the water is flat as glass. Well, there’s a simple solution to this problem:

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Zoom Security Flaws let Attackers Escalate Privileges

Zoom Security Flaws let Attackers Escalate Privileges

Zoom has released security patches for 6 high and 1 low severity vulnerabilities, allowing threat actors to escalate privileges and disclose sensitive information. The CVSS Score of these vulnerabilities ranges between 3.3 (low) and 8.4 (High). CVE(s): Title CVE ID Severity Improper Access Control CVE-2023-36538 High Improper Privilege Management CVE-2023-36537 High Untrusted Search Path CVE-2023-36536

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Multiple Critical Adobe Security Flaws Let Attacker to Execute Arbitrary Code

Multiple Critical Adobe Security Flaws Let Attacker to Execute Arbitrary Code

Adobe addressed critical security issues in ColdFusion and InDesign. Users should install security updates immediately to ensure system safety. Stay informed and prioritize security maintenance to address potential threats. Attackers can exploit the vulnerabilities to execute arbitrary code, cause memory leaks, and bypass features. Adobe ColdFusion | APSB23-40 ColdFusion, developed by Adobe, is a platform

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Scans and Red Teaming In Cyber Security ?

Scans and Red Teaming In Cyber Security ?

Testing your organization’s capacity to stop, identify, and respond to assaults is essential since cyber threats are developing at an unprecedented rate. Red teams, which are created to hack your system to be ready for a range of cyberattacks and breach scenarios before they happen, can be an internal team of penetration testers or an

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