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      "title": "PHP2Shell exploitation observed: packet-to-process RCE evidence",
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      "title": "About the compromised eMudhra intermediate CAs",
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      "title": "ReplaySSM: Cache SSM Inputs, Not State (Tri Dao)",
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      "title": "Why _blank_ Gets You Root",
      "url": "https://objective-see.org/blog/blog_0x24.html",
      "domain": "objective-see.org",
      "site": "Objective-See (Patrick Wardle)",
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      "summary": "Patrick Wardle's reverse-engineering of the November 2017 macOS High Sierra \"root with a blank password\" flaw (CVE-2017-13872) traces it to opendirectoryd's PlistFile module. For a disabled account like root, the code calls od_verify_crypt_password but checks only its return value, not the \"match\" variable holding the verification result. It then saves the attacker's password for the account. Apple's patch adds that check, though the author reports it broke file sharing and was undone by upgrading to 10.13.1. Several details were not independently verified.",
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      "title": "Nvidia B300 GPUs on Chinese Networks: 12,000 GPU Study",
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      "title": "Personal agents need a different kind of harness",
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      "title": "October Counterfeit Block: What Happened and Where Every Coin Went",
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      "title": "Bun fixes an HTTP/3 bug that could stall a server with a 20 KB request",
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      "title": "Autonomous attack agent in 'Skynet mode' hijacks other models to carry out its evil deeds",
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      "title": "Infinity: A runtime for extreme agent concurrency",
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      "title": "Memory is slow, Disk is fast – Part 3",
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      "title": "OSX/Proton.B; a brief analysis, 6 miles up",
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      "domain": "objective-see.org",
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