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Microsoft Plans AI-Driven Rust Rewrite of C/C++ Code by 2030·MSFT +0.1%CVE-2025-68114: Critical Memory Safety Vulnerability in Capstone Disassembly Framework·NVDA +3.0%Linux Kernel CVE-2025-68281: SDCA ASoC Memory Bug Explained & Windows Implications·GOOGL +1.2%Linux Kernel Patch Fixes Critical ksmbd Race Condition CVE-2025-68263·AMZN +2.9%HDF5 CVE-2025-6750: Critical Heap Overflow Vulnerability in mtime Encoder Threatens Scientific Computing·MSFT +0.1%HDF5 Use-After-Free Flaw CVE-2025-6856 Hits Windows Apps; Upgrade to 1.14.6 Urgent·NVDA +3.0%HDF5 Use-After-Free Vulnerability (CVE-2025-2913) Threatens Apps That Open Scientific Files—Patch Now·GOOGL +1.2%CVE-2025-14512: Critical GLib GIO Vulnerability Threatens Linux & Windows Apps·AMZN +2.9%Microsoft Plans AI-Driven Rust Rewrite of C/C++ Code by 2030·MSFT +0.1%CVE-2025-68114: Critical Memory Safety Vulnerability in Capstone Disassembly Framework·NVDA +3.0%Linux Kernel CVE-2025-68281: SDCA ASoC Memory Bug Explained & Windows Implications·GOOGL +1.2%Linux Kernel Patch Fixes Critical ksmbd Race Condition CVE-2025-68263·AMZN +2.9%HDF5 CVE-2025-6750: Critical Heap Overflow Vulnerability in mtime Encoder Threatens Scientific Computing·MSFT +0.1%HDF5 Use-After-Free Flaw CVE-2025-6856 Hits Windows Apps; Upgrade to 1.14.6 Urgent·NVDA +3.0%HDF5 Use-After-Free Vulnerability (CVE-2025-2913) Threatens Apps That Open Scientific Files—Patch Now·GOOGL +1.2%CVE-2025-14512: Critical GLib GIO Vulnerability Threatens Linux & Windows Apps·AMZN +2.9%

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Memory Safety · Rust Migration

Microsoft Plans AI-Driven Rust Rewrite of C/C++ Code by 2030

Microsoft's latest engineering gambit is as audacious as it is literal: replace the company's legacy C and C++ estate with Rust by 2030, using a blend of algorithmic tooling and AI to mass-rewrite...

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Hdf5 Vulnerability · Memory Safety

HDF5 CVE-2025-6750: Critical Heap Overflow Vulnerability in mtime Encoder Threatens Scientific Computing

A critical heap-based buffer overflow vulnerability has been discovered in HDF5 version 1.14.6, one of the most widely used data formats in scientific computing, high-performance computing, and...

SE Security Desk·30w ago
Cve 2025 6856 · Hdf5 Vulnerability

HDF5 Use-After-Free Flaw CVE-2025-6856 Hits Windows Apps; Upgrade to 1.14.6 Urgent

A critical use-after-free vulnerability in the widely-used HDF5 library, tracked as CVE-2025-6856, has been publicly disclosed, prompting urgent calls for organizations to patch to version 1.14.6...

SE Security Desk·30w ago
Hdf5 · Memory Safety

HDF5 Use-After-Free Vulnerability (CVE-2025-2913) Threatens Apps That Open Scientific Files—Patch Now

A memory-safety defect in the HDF5 library can crash or corrupt the memory of any application that parses a maliciously crafted data file, and a proof-of-concept exploit is already circulating....

SE Security Desk·30w ago
Cve 2025 14174 · Gio

CVE-2025-14512: Critical GLib GIO Vulnerability Threatens Linux & Windows Apps

A newly disclosed critical vulnerability in GLib, a fundamental library used by thousands of Linux and Windows applications, has security researchers and system administrators on high alert....

SE Security Desk·31w ago
Daqfactory · Industrial Cybersecurity

DAQFactory ICS Security Advisory: Patch 21.1 Fixes Critical Memory Safety Flaws

A critical industrial control systems (ICS) security advisory has been issued for AzeoTech's DAQFactory software, revealing multiple memory-safety vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to...

SE Security Desk·31w ago
Dicom · Gdcm

GDCM DICOM Library Flaw: Update Medical Viewers Now to Prevent Crashes from Malformed Files

A newly disclosed vulnerability in the Grassroots DiCoM (GDCM) library—the open-source workhorse behind countless medical imaging applications—can be triggered simply by opening a maliciously...

SE Security Desk·31w ago
Cwe Top 25 · Input

2025 CWE Top 25 Most Dangerous Software Weaknesses: Analysis & Windows Security Implications

The 2025 CWE Top 25 Most Dangerous Software Weaknesses arrives as a clear, data-driven wake-up call for developers, security teams, and procurement managers: adversaries continue to exploit a...

SE Security Desk·31w ago
Fbdev · Framebuffer

Linux Kernel Fixes fbdev Out-of-Bounds Read Bug CVE-2025-40322

A recently disclosed vulnerability in the Linux kernel, designated CVE-2025-40322, exposes a subtle but significant memory safety flaw within the legacy framebuffer (fbdev) subsystem. This...

SE Security Desk·31w ago