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Analyzing the vulnerability landscape in Q1 2024 (securelist.com)

submitted 8 months ago by kid to c/cybersecurity

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Kaspersky's report highlights a steady increase in software vulnerabilities, with a surge in critical ones due to factors like bug bounty programs and complex software. Exploits, especially those available publicly, pose significant threats, and their numbers are rising. Key vulnerabilities in Q1 2024 include those affecting XZ, Visual Studio, runc, ScreenConnect, Windows Defender, and TeamCity.

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