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The Joomla Content Editor (JCE), one of the most widely deployed editor extensions for Joomla websites, is currently under active attack due to a critical vulnerability. . The issue, tracked as CVE-2026-48907 , affects JCE versions earlier than 2.9.99.5 and carries a CVSS score of 10.0. Because JCE is installed on a large number of public-facing Joomla sites, the vulnerability has quickly become a high-priority target for attackers and automated scanning campaigns. CISA has added the flaw to...
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At least 15 malicious plugins and nearly 70,000 installs later, developers are being reminded that trusted marketplaces can become supply-chain attack vectors overnight. . How Malicious Plugins Steal API Credentials It’s simple. The user installs a plugin. It asks for API credentials. The developer clicks "Apply." A short time later, those keys could be sent to a third-party server. Think of an API key like a valet key to your house. It doesn't give them the deed to the property, but it lets...
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Remote access tools do not need dramatic new features to improve security. Sometimes the more useful change is quieter, like stronger defaults that make weak encryption harder to use by accident. . What FreeRDP Is and Why This Release Matters FreeRDP is an open-source implementation of Microsoft’s Remote Desktop Protocol, used as both a library and a set of clients across Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, and other systems. In Linux environments, it is often the practical RDP client...
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Security Vulnerabilities Price Tag%201security advisory remote access

Remote support platforms sit close to the systems attackers want most: administrator workflows, technician accounts, and managed endpoints. That is why the SimpleHelp OIDC flaw is more serious than a routine authentication bypass vulnerability. For organizations running these platforms on Linux-based infrastructure, the risk is compounded by the ease with which these services are deployed and integrated into larger management stacks. . What Is SimpleHelp and Why Is It a High-Value Target?...
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For those of us who live and breathe Linux and open-source infrastructure, the "management plane" is usually just a collection of familiar tools—SSH, APIs, and centralized orchestration. But in the world of proprietary enterprise networking, the management plane is often a black box. Cisco’s latest SD-WAN issue serves as a stark reminder that even when these proprietary systems rely on Linux components under the hood, their centralized nature makes them the ultimate high-value target.....
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In the final entry of a three-part series of firewall product reviews, Pawel Leszek looks at dedicated appliance firewalls based on Linux. "Fire and forget" is the main idea behind hardware firewall appliances like WatchGuard's Firebox II, the Raptor Firewall from . . . . In the final entry of a three-part series of firewall product reviews, Pawel Leszek looks at dedicated appliance firewalls based on Linux. "Fire and forget" is the main idea behind hardware firewall appliances like WatchGuard's Firebox II, the Raptor Firewall from Cobalt and Axent, the Phoenix Adaptive Firewall from Progressive Systems, and the T.Rex firewall appliance from Freemont Avenue Software. The idea is simple -- let's get some custom hardware and software, put them into one easy-to-install "black box" and write some software to manage the beast. The end user doesn't need to know what OS is inside, or how to install and configure the software. This approach can be useful -- you can install this kind of firewall in minutes and not worry about playing with installation, reading boring manuals, and so on. The hardware is customized for the software and the software is polished for the hardware. The only problem is that you don't really know how it works -- but intruders probably don't, either. The link for this article located at LinuxWorld is no longer available. . Investigate specialized Linux-based firewall appliances featuring comprehensive expert assessments that delve into setup and administration.. linux firewalls, appliance solutions, network defense. . LinuxSecurity.com Team

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