open source code
#RediShell: Redis/Valkey Get ‘Perfect 10’ Critical RCE Vuln
Richi Jennings | | CVE-2025-49844, CVSS10, Lua, open source, open source applications, open source code, open source components, Open-Source Databases, open-source-software, rce, RCE (Remote Code Execution), redis, Redis servers vulnerability, Redis vulnerabilities, RediShell, Remote Code Execution, Remote Code Execution (RCE), remote code execution attack, Remote Code Execution Exploit, remote code execution flaw, Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities, remote code execution vulnerability, SB Blogwatch, Valkey
Redis hell: CVSS 10.0 vulnerability in ubiquitous cloud storage layer. PATCH NOW ...
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The Cybersecurity Industry Starts Picking Through Malicious XZ Utils Code
The open source community, federal agencies and cybersecurity researchers are busy trying to get their hands around the security near-miss of the backdoor found in versions of the popular XZ Utils data ...
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Linux Vendors Squawk: PATCH NOW — CVSS 9.8 Bootkit Bug in shim.efi
Richi Jennings | | BIOS, CVE-2023-40547, Enterprise Linux and Open Source, Linux, open source, Open Source and Software Supply Chain Risks, open source code, Open Source Community, open source components, open source development, Open Source Ecosystem, SB Blogwatch, secure boot, shim, UEFI, UEFI Failing, UEFI vulnerabilities
Snow joke: A Microsoft researcher found it—and it’s somehow Microsoft’s fault ...
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Automate Software Security Checks to Find Open Source Software, SDK Perils
Eric Castro | | data harvesting, malicious code, Malware, open source code, open-source-software, OSS, Privacy, SDK, security threat, software development kit
The reusability and convenient utility of open source software (OSS) and software development kits (SDKs) has been a boon to mobile application developers. Both types of software shortcuts help developers save time ...
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5 ways to find and fix open source vulnerabilities
A recent discovery of surreptitious execution of cryptomining code by a sandboxed app, riding piggyback on the open source software (OSS) ecosystem, raises pertinent questions about open source vulnerabilities. Here are five ...

