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Source URL: https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/08/uk_secretly_allows_facial_recognition/ Source: The Register Title: UK secretly allows facial recognition scans of passport, immigration databases Feedly Summary: Campaigners brand Home Office’s lack of transparency as ‘astonishing’ and ‘dangerous’ Privacy groups report a surge in UK police facial recognition scans of databases secretly stocked with passport photos lacking parliamentary oversight.… AI Summary and Description:…

The Register: German security researchers say ‘Windows Hell No’ to Microsoft biometrics for biz

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Source URL: https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/07/windows_hello_hell_no/ Source: The Register Title: German security researchers say ‘Windows Hell No’ to Microsoft biometrics for biz Feedly Summary: Hello loophole could let a rogue admin, or a pwned one, inject new facial scans Black Hat Microsoft is pushing hard for Windows users to shift from using passwords to its Hello biometrics system,…

Cisco Talos Blog: AI wrote my code and all I got was this broken prototype

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Source URL: https://blog.talosintelligence.com/ai-wrote-my-code-and-all-i-got-was-this-broken-prototype/ Source: Cisco Talos Blog Title: AI wrote my code and all I got was this broken prototype Feedly Summary: Can AI really write safer code? Martin dusts off his software engineer skills to put it it to the test. Find out what AI code failed at, and what it was surprisingly good…

Docker: MCP Horror Stories: The Supply Chain Attack

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Source URL: https://www.docker.com/blog/mcp-horror-stories-the-supply-chain-attack/ Source: Docker Title: MCP Horror Stories: The Supply Chain Attack Feedly Summary: This is Part 2 of our MCP Horror Stories series, an in-depth look at real-world security incidents exposing the vulnerabilities in AI infrastructure, and how the Docker MCP Toolkit delivers enterprise-grade protection. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) promised to be…

The Register: Microsoft, CISA warn yet another Exchange server bug can lead to ‘total domain compromise’

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Source URL: https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/07/microsoft_cisa_warn_yet_another/ Source: The Register Title: Microsoft, CISA warn yet another Exchange server bug can lead to ‘total domain compromise’ Feedly Summary: No reported in-the-wild exploits…yet Microsoft and the feds late Wednesday sounded the alarm on another high-severity bug in Exchange Server hybrid deployments that could allow attackers to escalate privileges from on-premises Exchange…

Embrace The Red: How Devin AI Can Leak Your Secrets Via Multiple Means

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Source URL: https://embracethered.com/blog/posts/2025/devin-can-leak-your-secrets/ Source: Embrace The Red Title: How Devin AI Can Leak Your Secrets Via Multiple Means Feedly Summary: In this post we show how an attacker can make Devin send sensitive information to third-party servers, via multiple means. This post assumes that you read the first post about Devin as well. But here…

Cloud Blog: Secure your storage: Best practices to prevent dangling bucket takeovers

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Source URL: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/identity-security/best-practices-to-prevent-dangling-bucket-takeovers/ Source: Cloud Blog Title: Secure your storage: Best practices to prevent dangling bucket takeovers Feedly Summary: Storage buckets are where your data lives in the cloud. Much like digital real estate, these buckets are your own plot of land on the internet. When you move away and no longer need a specific…

Anchore: Meeting 2025’s SBOM Compliance Deadlines: A Practical Implementation Guide

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Source URL: https://anchore.com/blog/meeting-2025s-sbom-compliance-deadlines-a-practical-implementation-guide/ Source: Anchore Title: Meeting 2025’s SBOM Compliance Deadlines: A Practical Implementation Guide Feedly Summary: 2025 has become the year of SBOM compliance deadlines. March 31st marked PCI DSS 4.0’s enforcement date, requiring payment processors to maintain comprehensive inventories of all software components. Meanwhile, the EU’s Cyber Resilience Act takes full effect in…

Schneier on Security: China Accuses Nvidia of Putting Backdoors into Their Chips

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