Cisco Wireless LAN Controllers under threat again after critical exploit details go public

Cisco Wireless LAN Controllers under threat again after critical exploit details go public

According to the Horizon3 analysis, a hard-coded JSON Web Token (JWT) is at the root of the exploit. “It’s crucial to eliminate hard-coded secrets from authentication workflows, enforce robust file upload validation and path sanitization, and maintain continuous monitoring and patch management across all critical systems,” Barne added. Diffing allowed locating hard-coded JWT Tracked as CVE-2025-20188, the flaw disclosed earlier in May was revealed to be an issue affecting the Out-of-Band Access Point (AP) Download…

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From Rejections to Sold-Out Session: My Journey to the Cisco Live Stage

From Rejections to Sold-Out Session: My Journey to the Cisco Live Stage

For years, I watched Cisco Live sessions with admiration — each one sparking the same thought in my mind: “One day, I want to be up there, too.” I applied to speak at Cisco Live year after year, refining ideas, evolving with technology trends, and learning from each “thank you, but not this time” email, each one a small sting of disappointment, but also motivation to keep pushing forward. In 2025, that dream finally became…

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IBM Cloud stumbles again: second major outage in two weeks

IBM Cloud stumbles again: second major outage in two weeks

More than an authentication bug? “Cloud login disruptions—even if short-lived— delay access to key applications, slow internal coordination, and interfere with automated workflows. Cloud outages that affect user login or platform access don’t always trigger immediate chaos—but they introduce friction that compounds quickly,” said Sanchit Vir Gogia, chief analyst and CEO at Greyhound Research. Gogia said that a multi-region impact suggests more than an authentication bug—it typically points to a shared backend component like a…

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I replaced my Samsung S25 Ultra with the Edge model for two weeks – here's my buying advice

I replaced my Samsung S25 Ultra with the Edge model for two weeks – here's my buying advice

ZDNET’s key takeaways The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge starts at $1,099 for the 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage configuration. It’s an ultra-slim and lightweight flagship phone that makes any other device feel outdated. You’ll have to settle with subpar battery life and the absence of a telephoto lens due to the limited size. more buying choices The moment I unboxed the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, I knew I was in trouble. While I…

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This $12 USB-C accessory has saved me hundreds of dollars in repairs

This  USB-C accessory has saved me hundreds of dollars in repairs

ZDNET’s key takeaways The magnetic USB-C connector now supports a 180-degree swivel, and it’s only $12 at Amazon. It can pump out as much as 240W of power. I just wish it was suitable for data transferring or powering monitors. These handy 240W USB-C magnetic adapters are on sale for just $12 (with the added coupon) for one on Amazon. A hill I’m always willing to fight on — and maybe even die on — is that…

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Are LLMs the new influencers? A new study shows just how personal AI is for many people

Are LLMs the new influencers? A new study shows just how personal AI is for many people

gremlin/Getty Images People may not be willing to pay for AI, but they’re certainly willing to use it. How they use AI, though, seems to be changing. A new study from consultancy Accenture reveals some insights into how consumers perceive and use AI, and it’s seen as a lot more than just a tool for work. Instead, AI is becoming a personal influencer that users want to have a relationship with.  Also: OpenAI wants ChatGPT…

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I found the best AirTag wallet alternative that also works with Android – and it's priced well

I found the best AirTag wallet alternative that also works with Android – and it's priced well

ZDNET’s key takeaways KeySmart’s SmartCard is available on Amazon for $40 (3-pack for $90). It’s super thin, works with both Android and Apple iOS, has a wireless rechargeable battery, and is IPX7-rated. It needs to be recharged every 5 months or so. Apple AirTags have changed my life, saving me countless hours looking for keys and other items that I absent-mindedly misplaced. But AirTags have a few design flaws. First, the replaceable battery means you’re…

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Yes, your internet provider can throttle your speed. Here's how to stop it (or at least try to)

Yes, your internet provider can throttle your speed. Here's how to stop it (or at least try to)

ZDNET There are myriad reasons your internet connection might be slow. There is a checklist for troubleshooting most of these issues, and the solutions range from surprisingly easy to complex and expensive. Also: Sick of weak Wi-Fi? How I got wired home internet without running Ethernet cable The problem of internet “throttling,” though, is not on a typical troubleshooting checklist because it is intentionally perpetrated by your internet service provider. Your slow connection may have…

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F5 grabs agentic AI startup Fletch to bolster security platform

F5 grabs agentic AI startup Fletch to bolster security platform

“With the rise of APIs, microservices, and AI-driven workloads, ADCs have never been more critical. The deployment of modern, AI-driven workloads requires a solution that supports intelligent traffic management, provides robust security, and offers unified management across all environments,” said Kunal Anand, F5’s chief innovation officer, about ADSP. The platform supports a variety of security technologies, including a web application firewall, API protection, DDoS mitigation, and SSL/TLS traffic encryption. Fletch’s technology uses a number of…

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HPE Nonstop servers target data center, high-throughput applications

HPE Nonstop servers target data center, high-throughput applications

HPE has bumped up the size and speed of its fault-tolerant Nonstop Compute servers. There are two new servers – the 8TB, Intel Xeon-based Nonstop Compute NS9 X5 and Nonstop Compute NS5 X5 – aimed at enterprise customers looking to upgrade their transaction processing network infrastructure or support larger application workloads. Like other HPE Nonstop systems, the two new boxes include compute, software, storage, networking and database resources as well as full-system clustering and HPE’s…

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