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Worth noting: this isn’t just an API bug .. API Connect often sits in front of core systems.
An auth bypass here can mean lateral movement into internal services, token theft, and downstream compromise.
If it’s internet-facing, treat this like a perimeter vuln and patch immediately.
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Since January, the National Institutes of Health has made sweeping cuts to science. Some scientists, like interpersonal violence researcher Katie Edwards, are taking the fight to the courts: buff.ly/yfY2jwx
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Do you know what's in this picture? 🤔
Hint: It's from one of our more recent podcast episodes. 🎧
Leave your guess in the comments, and please be as specific as possible!
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Alaska has issued a heat advisory—for the first time ever. Plus, 23andMe’s bankruptcy, anticipation around a telescope’s first images, and more in our live news roundup with @voxdotcom's @umairfan. 🔭 🎙️
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A transaction of this magnitude should be decided by a full Commission vote — not in backroom deals.
The FCC must be transparent and accountable to the American people, especially as it moves to censor and control companies it disagrees with.
Verizon’s $20 billion Frontier acquisition wins FCC approval theverge.com/news/668614/ver…
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A new study found that the artificial sweetener saccharin may be able to kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Dr. @McCarthy_Ronan joins us to discuss the research and explain why saccharin could even be used in wound treatment.
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Tuberculosis once affected almost everyone, but now it “travels the paths of injustice that we blazed for it,” says author @johngreen. He joins us to discuss his new book.
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A new study found that U.S. butterfly populations dropped by 22% in just 20 years. Dr. Elise Zipkin and Dr. @nickmhaddad join us to discuss what’s causing the decline and whether we can do anything about it.
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Today, the House GOP censured me for speaking out for the American people against @POTUS’s plan to cut Medicaid. I accept the consequences of my actions, but I refuse to stay silent in the face of injustice. #WeShallOvercome
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The book “When the Earth Was Green” tells stories of the plants that lived alongside dinosaurs. Author Riley Black joins us to talk about the importance of prehistoric plants.
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So if you want to browse my near 500 story portfolio, check me out! theisland360.com/author/came…
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Within 12 months, the GenAI bubble will have burst.
• The economics don’t work
• The current approach has reached a plateau
• There is no killer app
• Hallucinations remain
• Boneheaded errors remain
• Nobody has a moat
• People are starting to realize all of the above.
arcticshores.com/glossary/va… #HR Depts / #recruiters Before deploying your ad hoc candidate screening quiz, review this grt overview of #psychometrics validity via @arcticshoresdev
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🆕 Hot off the press! We just released the Summer 2024 issue of Cybersecurity Quarterly. bit.ly/4bDgpCm #cybernews #cybersecurity
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Accenture’s North America CEO On The Race To Deploy AI At Scale trib.al/48H5iKi by @dianebrady
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Now available for ACM members: "PyTorch Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach to Build, Train and Deploy Neural Network Models, Second Edition," by @pradmishra1. Learn how to use @PyTorch to build NN models using code snippets. bit.ly/3NMuUJZ
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Environmentally speaking beans are a great choice to plant as as a climate mitigation strategy.
@HASHTAGHASHTAGH says they use a lot less land, can grow almost everywhere, and are helpful in making soil healthy.
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Every 10 years researchers from @uarizona in the Sonora Desert. This year there was a record low number of new cacti growing, the fewest since they started decadal surveys in 1964.
What's behind the decline?
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