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UAT-7237 Targets Taiwan Servers with Custom Hacking Tools

UAT-7237 Targets Taiwan Servers with Custom Hacking Tools

Chinese APT group UAT-7237 targets Taiwan web servers with custom open-source tools like SoundBill to establish long-term access. Learn their TTPs.

· Cybersecurity
VirtualBox 7.2 Adds Linux Kernel 6.17 Support

VirtualBox 7.2 Adds Linux Kernel 6.17 Support

Oracle has officially launched VirtualBox 7.2, a key update for virtualization users. The standout feature is the introduction of initial support for the yet-to-be-released Linux Kernel 6.17. This allows developers, testers, and cybersecurity professionals to begin working with the latest kernel developments in a virtualized environment ahead of its official release. Beyond the forward-looking kernel support, this version brings several other important enhancements. Users can expect improved 3D graphics performance with the VMSVGA controller, better stability for the latest Windows and macOS guest operating systems, and crucial security patches that strengthen the hypervisor. The update also includes various fixes for networking and minor usability tweaks to the user interface. This release ensures that VirtualBox remains a crucial tool for anyone needing to test on or develop for the latest platforms.

· Software
KDE Gear 25.08 Released with Key Improvements

KDE Gear 25.08 Released with Key Improvements

KDE Gear 25.08 is here, delivering a fresh wave of updates to the popular open-source software suite. This release focuses on enhancing stability and user experience across dozens of applications. Key highlights include performance boosts for the Dolphin file manager, improved color scheme handling in the Konsole terminal, and powerful new window-specific recording features in the Spectacle screenshot tool. Users can also expect refinements in the Kate text editor, Kdenlive video editor, and Okular document viewer. This version continues KDE's commitment to providing a robust, secure, and productive environment for Linux users everywhere.

· Software
NVIDIA 580 Driver Boosts Linux Wayland Support

NVIDIA 580 Driver Boosts Linux Wayland Support

NVIDIA has just launched the 580 series Linux graphics driver, and it's a big deal for Wayland users. This beta release brings significant enhancements, including initial support for the explicit sync protocol, aiming to fix long-standing graphical glitches and system hangs. We break down what this means for your Linux gaming and desktop experience. The update addresses critical bugs and improves GBM API interactions, a topic that has been buzzing in developer forums. While it's still early, the performance gains and stability fixes are promising for both developers and enthusiasts. This could be the driver that finally makes the NVIDIA and Wayland combination a seamless reality, moving past the historical compatibility challenges that have plagued Linux users for years. Let's dive into what makes this release a potential game-changer.

· Tech News
Zoom & Xerox Patch Critical RCE & Privilege Flaws

Zoom & Xerox Patch Critical RCE & Privilege Flaws

Zoom and Xerox have rolled out critical security updates to fix high-severity flaws in their products. A significant vulnerability in Zoom Clients for Windows could allow for privilege escalation, while multiple issues in Xerox FreeFlow Core could lead to remote code execution (RCE). Security teams have detailed the vulnerabilities, including CVE-2025-49457 for Zoom and CVE-2025-8356 for Xerox, urging users to update their systems immediately to prevent potential exploitation by attackers.

· Cybersecurity
Erlang OTP SSH Exploits Target OT Firewalls

Erlang OTP SSH Exploits Target OT Firewalls

Discover the surge in Erlang/OTP SSH RCE exploits (CVE-2025-32433) targeting OT firewalls. Learn how attackers are achieving RCE without authentication.

· Vulnerability
Win-DDoS Flaws Turn Domain Controllers into Botnets

Win-DDoS Flaws Turn Domain Controllers into Botnets

SafeBreach researchers have unveiled 'Win-DDoS,' a novel attack that turns public domain controllers into a powerful DDoS botnet. This method exploits RPC and LDAP flaws to amplify traffic without credentials or code execution, manipulating the LDAP URL referral process to redirect thousands of DCs to a victim's server. What makes this technique dangerous is its stealth and efficiency; it requires no purchased infrastructure and leaves no traceable footprint, turning the Windows platform itself into both a weapon and a victim.

· Cybersecurity
Linux Kernel 6.17 RC1 Released by Linus Torvalds

Linux Kernel 6.17 RC1 Released by Linus Torvalds

Linus Torvalds has officially released the first release candidate for Linux Kernel 6.17. Discover the key changes, including initial support for new hardware, file system improvements, and crucial security enhancements. Get the details and find out why Torvalds called this merge window 'surprisingly calm.' This is a must-read for developers and enthusiasts eager to test the latest kernel and understand its impact on system stability and cybersecurity.

· Cybersecurity
Debian 13 Trixie Released What You Need to Know

Debian 13 Trixie Released What You Need to Know

The much-anticipated Debian 13 'Trixie' has officially been released, marking a significant milestone for one of the world's most stable and secure operating systems. This new version takes over from 'Bookworm,' bringing a host of critical updates for security professionals, developers, and system administrators alike. Key enhancements include the leap to Linux Kernel 6.9, which offers massively improved hardware support and performance. From a security perspective, Trixie is a game-changer, with position-independent executables (PIE) now enabled by default across all packages and an updated cryptographic library in OpenSSL 3.3. This release continues Debian's legacy of delivering rock-solid reliability, now with a significantly hardened security posture right out of the box. Whether you manage servers or use Debian on your workstation, Trixie is a compelling and necessary upgrade.

· Cybersecurity
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