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SonicWall Won’t Patch Two GMS Flaws as the Product Is End-of-Life

SonicWall GMS has two flaws, one rated critical, that will never be fixed because the product is end-of-life. SonicWall says customers should move to NSM.

Muse Bug Bounty Has Paid About $1.2m, With a Top Award of $300,000

Meta's Muse says its bug bounty has paid about $1.2m for 64 valid findings, including $300,000 for a flaw fixed four months before launch.

OpenAI Bug Bounty Payouts Jump as Cathedral Joins Its Security Sprint

OpenAI has more than quadrupled typical bug bounty rewards, with up to $172,000 for exceptional finds, and brought in Cathedral for a security sprint.

Prestige International Breach May Have Leaked 5.5m Roadside Records

Prestige International says a hack leaked up to 5.5m roadside-assistance records, including names, vehicle details and partial bank account data.

Anthropic’s FlashProve Uses Cryptography to Prove Which Model Replied

Anthropic's open-source FlashProve prototype proves a reply came from a committed AI model without revealing its weights, at about 70-95x the GPU cost.

Anthropic’s Amended S-1 Shows $17bn Q3 Revenue, $23.3bn Net Loss

Anthropic's amended S-1 shows Q3 revenue of $16.96bn, up 1,127%, an operating loss of $567m and a $23.3bn net loss driven by convertible note revaluations.

Polkadot XCM Bug Cost Treasury $1.38m After Fix Missed a Release

Parity says an XCM bug on Polkadot Asset Hub cost the Treasury about $1.38m in DOT via the dotUSD pool. A fix from June had missed a release.

GitBook Users Told to Rotate API Tokens After AI-Agent Attack

GitBook says an attack using AI agents may have exposed API tokens, Git Sync secrets and integration tokens. Here is what users need to rotate now.

Supermarket Refrigeration Attacks Spread as Belgium Issues Fix Advice

Belgium's cyber centre has set out fixes as attacks on supermarket refrigeration controllers spread across Europe. Italy and the EU held talks.

Barracuda Patches Two Vulnerabilities That Can Chain to Root

Barracuda has patched two vulnerabilities in six security products that, chained, could give root access. Update firmware and restrict admin interfaces.

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