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Buttercup: Open-source AI-driven system detects and patches vulnerabilities

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Buttercup: Open-source AI-driven system detects and patches vulnerabilities 2025-08-18 at 09:42 By Help Net Security Buttercup is a free, automated, AI-powered platform that finds and fixes vulnerabilities in open-source software. Developed by Trail of Bits, it recently earned second place in DARPA’s AI Cyber Challenge (AIxCC). Main components Buttercup is made up of four main […]

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The Zoom attack you didn’t see coming

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The Zoom attack you didn’t see coming 2025-04-18 at 17:02 By Zeljka Zorz Did you know that when participating in a Zoom call, you can grant permission to other participants to control your computer remotely? While this feature may come in handy when dealing with trusted family, friends and colleagues, threat actors have started abusing

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Worldcoin: Trail of Bits audit shows no vulnerability for Orb software

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Worldcoin: Trail of Bits audit shows no vulnerability for Orb software 2024-03-14 at 16:37 By Cointelegraph by Christopher Roark A third-party audit of the project reportedly claimed that Orb devices do not record users’ iris-codes onto persistent memory and that they only transmit codes through end-to-end encrypted messaging. This article is an excerpt from Cointelegraph.com

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White House: Use memory-safe programming languages to protect the nation

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White House: Use memory-safe programming languages to protect the nation 2024-02-27 at 16:31 By Zeljka Zorz The White House is asking the technical community to switch to using memory-safe programming languages – such as Rust, Python, Swift, C#, Java, and Go – to prevent memory corruption vulnerabilities from entering the digital ecosystem. According to a

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