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This week, we discuss high-severity vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel including the Dirty Pipe vulnerability.

This week, we discuss critical vulnerabilities in multiple products and services including Apache Cassandra, Redis, and more.

This week, we discuss high severity vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to escalate privileges if they have local access to the system.

This week, we cover a malware specimen, Sysjoker, and Linux memory forensics using Volatility.

This week, we’ll discuss the need for a Web Application Firewall (WAF), security frameworks and libraries for source code, and Bugalert.

This week, we’ll talk about the evolution of Log4j2 vulnerabilities and some useful mitigation measures you can use to protect against them. 

This week, we’ll talk about the Log4j2 vulnerability and we’ll address some concerns from our customers regarding the vulnerability.

This week, we’ll talk about a vulnerability in Mozilla’s Network Security Services, the latest Netgear advisory, a Vim vulnerability, and more.

While we’ve been signing our prefixes with ROAs, we implemented route validation and are dropping RPKI-invalid prefixes.

This week, we’ll talk about a vulnerability in a WordPress plugin, a novel Linux malware, and an open source tool called Osquery.

This week, we'll talk about a vulnerable module in the Linux kernel and new platforms to help recognize and mitigate vulnerabilities.