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    ArmorBlock 5000 Webserver Flaws: Patch CVE-2025-7773/7774 Now

    A pair of high-severity vulnerabilities in Rockwell Automation’s ArmorBlock 5000 I/O webserver — tracked as CVE-2025-7773 and CVE-2025-7774 — create a realistic, low-complexity path for remote attackers to hijack or misuse web sessions on specific 5032-series modules, prompting immediate...
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    Cookie-Bite: The New Threat to MFA-Protected Microsoft Sessions via Browser Extensions

    Well, lock up the cookies and hide your milk, because there’s a new heist in town—and it’s got a taste for your MFA-protected Microsoft sessions. Security researchers from Varonis have just dropped a proof-of-concept that makes today’s browser extension landscape about as trustworthy as a used...
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