Cisco fixes critical ‘DNA’ software flaws
IT giant Cisco this week released patches for three critical vulnerabilities in its enterprise networking software, two of which could allow an attacker to bypass authentication measures and access data deep into the network.
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US racing to address Microsoft vulnerabilities, especially for small businessescyberscoop.com
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