Security Bulletin

[This is a Guest Diary by Michael Tigges, an ISC intern as part of the SANS.edu BACS program]

CodeBreaker technique can create code samples that poison the output of code-completing large language models, resulting in vulnerable — and undetectable — code suggestions.

A mid-year report found ransom payment prices have increased drastically among big game hunters.

Two congressmen want the US Commerce Department to examine the company's goods and decide if they pose a threat.

Vulnerability gave attackers with access to a pod a way to obtain credentials and other secrets.

Government officials in the U.S. are sounding the alarm over new reports of election meddling by Iran.

The company has released little information on the breach, but claims it's been in contact with the individuals affected.

A 7-month-old bug in an OSS CI/CD server is still being actively exploited, thanks to spotty patching, CISA warns.

While Microsoft has patched the issue, security pros warn that teams need to audit their AKS clusters.

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