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Security Affairs newsletter Round 580 by Pierluigi Paganini - INTERNATIONAL EDITION

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Cybersecurity agencies have added critical flaws in SolarWinds and the Linux kernel to the list of known exploited vulnerabilities requiring immediate remediation. Tech professionals must address a nineteen-year-old root bug in Linux and new zero-day exploits in development environments like VS Code that bypass standard security disclosures. A significant emerging risk involves attackers using automated agents to pivot from initial software vulnerabilities directly into sensitive internal databases.

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