Richi Jennings
@richi.bsky.social
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#Redis (Remote Dictionary Server) and its open source fork #Valkey share a scary flaw that can give an attacker full RCE. It’s been assigned a max CVSS score of 10.0—you don’t often see that.

#Redis shouldn’t normally be exposed to the internet, but it often is. In #SBBlogwatch, we descend a layer:
#RediShell: Redis/Valkey Get ‘Perfect 10’ Critical RCE Vuln
Redis hell: CVSS 10.0 vulnerability in ubiquitous cloud storage layer. PATCH NOW.
securityboulevard.com
richi.bsky.social
#Redis (Remote Dictionary Server) and its open source fork #Valkey share a scary flaw that can give an attacker full RCE. It’s been assigned a max CVSS score of 10.0—you don’t often see that.

#Redis shouldn’t normally be exposed to the internet, but it often is. In #SBBlogwatch, we descend a layer:
#RediShell: Redis/Valkey Get ‘Perfect 10’ Critical RCE Vuln
Redis hell: CVSS 10.0 vulnerability in ubiquitous cloud storage layer. PATCH NOW.
securityboulevard.com
Reposted by Richi Jennings
sjvn.bsky.social
Greg Kroah-Hartman explains the Cyber Resilience Act for open source developers theregister.com/2025/09/30/c... via @theregister.com & @sjvn.bsky.social

Greg K-H explains what #opensource developers need to know about the CRA, but why they don't need to be worried sick about it.
Kroah-Hartman explains Cyber Resilience Act for open source
Opinion: Impact? Nope, don't worry, be happy, says Linux veteran
theregister.com
richi.bsky.social
#Japan​’s biggest producer of beer is still not producing any beer this week. #Asahi Group Holdings shut down production Monday after detecting a cyber intruder.

And today it’s confirmed fears of #ransomware. In #SBBlogwatch, we dry out.

securityboulevard.com/2025/10/japa...
Asahi Hack Update: Beer-Free Day #5 Dawns in Japanese Ransomware Crisis
金のうんこ! Breaking: Big beer brewer belatedly believes bitten by ransomware—and likely a data breach.
securityboulevard.com
Reposted by Richi Jennings
New research released today from Databricks shows how its GEPA (Generative Evolutionary Prompt Adaptation) technique improves prompt optimization by an order of magnitude.

venturebeat.com/ai/the-usd10...
venturebeat.com
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richi.bsky.social
The #Akira gang have found a way to override the multifactor authentication in #SonicWall SSL VPN appliances. These scrotes appear to be able to move laterally from the VPN boxes to deploy #ransomware.

It’s worrying that they’ve broken SonicWall’s #2FA. In #SBBlogwatch, we hear customers’ anger:
‘Aggressive’ Akira Ransomware Blitz Clubs SonicWall 2FA to DEATH
Strange factors: Yet another security problem plaguing SonicWall customers.
securityboulevard.com
Reposted by Richi Jennings
estherschindler.bsky.social
Detangling SBOM, CVE, and Regulatory Mandates

It is tempting to include #CVE references in an #SBOM because, after all, that is what is in the inventory today — but adding dynamic content makes the entire SBOM dynamic.

www.windriver.com/blog/Detangl...
Detangling SBOM, CVE, and Regulatory Mandates
Software bills of materials (SBOMs) and Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) are not new concepts to software developers, and the two are not inherently related.
www.windriver.com
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sjvn.bsky.social
You can get Nvidia's CUDA on three popular enterprise Linux distros now - why it matters zdnet.com/article/you-... via @zdnet.bsky.social & @sjvn.bsky.social

You can now get the
#NVIDIA CUDA #AI Toolkit packed and ready to go on Rocky Linux, SUSE Linux, and Ubuntu.
You can get Nvidia's CUDA on three popular enterprise Linux distros now - why it matters
The CUDA AI toolkit is being packaged with Rocky Linux, SUSE Linux, and Ubuntu.
zdnet.com
Reposted by Richi Jennings
estherschindler.bsky.social
If you dispose of your old corporate laptops without making sure – really sure – that their drives are erased, you could be liable for millions of dollars in fines or legal damages if sensitive data falls into the wrong hands. www.theregister.com/2025/09/14/d...
Destroy data on old laptops or face major liability
: Doing a simple system reset may not be enough to save you from fines and lawsuits
www.theregister.com
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Sure you can do QA for AI code inside of AI tools, but do you trust it? There are a lot of tools for doing AI code review, including CodeRabbit. How do you choose and figure out what's best?
venturebeat.com/ai/with-vibe...
venturebeat.com
richi.bsky.social
Iconic British brand warns it would stay stalled for longer. Loose confederation of threat actors, now calling itself Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters, claims it hacked the big car firm—via tedious Telegram trolling.

Yes, it’s those Salesforce vish kiddies again. In #SBBlogwatch, we drive the point home.
Jaguar Land Rover Admits to Longer Shutdown as Childish Hackers Troll Carmaker
JLR vs. SLH: Jaguar Land Rover woes worse than previously thought.
securityboulevard.com
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sjvn.bsky.social
Why Techmeme is still every tech pro's go-to news source after 20 years zdnet.com/article/why-... via @zdnet.bsky.social & @sjvn.bsky.social

Techmeme, the old-school tech news aggregator site, turns 20 and looks good for 20 more years.
Why Techmeme is still every tech pro's go-to news source after 20 years
Techmeme began as 'tech.memeorandum' on Sept. 12, 2005. Even AI can't seem to slow it down.
zdnet.com
richi.bsky.social
U.S. sen #RonWyden demanding #FTC do something about #Microsoft already. Says Satya’s crew to blame for some awful #ransomware attacks, via vuln 10+ years old.

#Kerberoasting exploit affects #ActiveDirectory installs not configured to modern specs. In #SBBlogwatch, we wonder where to point fingers:
Microsoft’s ‘Gross Cybersecurity Negligence Threatens National Security’
Roasting Redmond for Kerberoasting: “Like an arsonist selling firefighting services,” quips this 76-year-old.
securityboulevard.com
richi.bsky.social
…2:
Rick's whining is because he doesn't understand how ContentID works, apparently. That's not to argue it sucks, but a 5M-sub YT creator will have an account rep who can fix these issues. He chooses not to use that because it's good content.
richi.bsky.social
Yeahno, this isn't the same. This appears to be a bogus DMCA notice, which would be illegal. Nothing to do with Fair Use/Dealing (in fact, not really to do with copyright law).

…cont…
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sjvn.bsky.social
This? This is it? Instead of being broken up, Google gets a slap on the wrist. computerworld.com/article/4052... via
@computerworld.com & @sjvn.bsky.social

Going forward, it's business as usual for #Google as the company gets to continue its search monopoly after a slap on the wrist.
Google gets away almost scot-free in US search antitrust case
This? This is it? Instead of being broken up, Google gets a slap on the wrist.
computerworld.com
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Airflow isn't the only open-source data orchestration platform...Kestra 1.0 just dropped and it's taking a declarative approach at changing enterprise data workflows.

venturebeat.com/data-infrast...
venturebeat.com
richi.bsky.social
I remember "Maggie" when she was a Microsoft marketroid, 15–20 years ago. I found her decent—in both senses of the word "decent."