From help desk to AI harmony: Redefining IT support in the age of intelligent automation

From help desk to AI harmony: Redefining IT support in the age of intelligent automation

The IT help desk is evolving. Once defined by queues of tickets and reactive troubleshooting, support today is being reshaped by automation and artificial intelligence (AI). Intelligent systems now assist with everything from basic troubleshooting to after-hours triage. But for IT teams, the rise of AI in support roles doesn’t just bring more new tools—it also introduces a new operating model. According to the Q1 2025 IT Trends Report from JumpCloud, 37% of IT administrators say they…

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Settings Management for Docker Desktop now generally available in the Admin Console | Docker

Settings Management for Docker Desktop now generally available in the Admin Console | Docker

We’re excited to announce that Settings Management for Docker Desktop is now Generally Available!  Settings Management can be configured in the Admin Console for customers with a Docker Business subscription.  After a successful Early Access period, this powerful administrative solution has been enhanced with new compliance reporting capabilities, completing our vision for centralized Docker Desktop configuration management at scale through the Admin Console. To add additional context, Docker provides an enterprise-grade integrated solution suite for…

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How to Protect Your Crypto After the Coinbase Breach | McAfee Blog

How to Protect Your Crypto After the Coinbase Breach | McAfee Blog

In a significant security incident, Coinbase, a leading cryptocurrency trading platform, recently disclosed a data breach impacting nearly 70,000 users. This breach, attributed to “insider wrongdoing,” exposed sensitive personal information. This post details how the breach occurred, what data was compromised, and, most importantly, provides crucial steps you can take to protect yourself from potential follow-on attacks and identity theft. This comprehensive guide will delve into the specifics of this breach: how the “insider wrongdoing”…

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VMware Product Release Tracker (vTracker)

VMware Product Release Tracker (vTracker)

This page contains a list of products released by VMware. vTracker is automatically updated when new products are available to download (GA) at vmware.com. If you want to get notified about new VMware Products, subscribe to the RSS Feed. You can also use the JSON export to build your own tool. Feel free to comment when you have any feature requests. 2025-05-30VMware Cloud Director 10.6.1.1 [Release Notes] 2025-05-20VMware ESXi 7.0 Update 3v [Release Notes]VMware vCenter…

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Shedding light on AI and analytics blind spots

Shedding light on AI and analytics blind spots

What makes a customer experience truly effective? What drives a smarter business decision or a more impactful AI initiative? Answering questions like these increasingly comes down to one core thing: data. As enterprise operations evolve and organizations embrace cloud platforms to power AI and advanced analytics, the ability to fully harness data has become more complex, but it has also never been more critical. For many companies, the most valuable data still resides in long-standing…

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New Linux Vulnerabilities Expose Password Hashes via Core Dumps

New Linux Vulnerabilities Expose Password Hashes via Core Dumps

Two local information-disclosure vulnerabilities have been identified in popular Linux crash-reporting tools, allowing attackers to access sensitive system data. The vulnerabilities, uncovered by the Qualys Threat Research Unit (TRU), impact Apport on Ubuntu and systemd-coredump on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and Fedora. CVE-2025-5054 targets Apport, Ubuntu’s crash-reporting framework, while CVE-2025-4598 affects systemd-coredump, used on RHEL 9, RHEL 10 and Fedora 40/41.  Both are race-condition flaws that let local users exploit SUID programs to read…

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Sophisticated Malware Campaign Targets Windows and Linux Systems

Sophisticated Malware Campaign Targets Windows and Linux Systems

A newly uncovered malware campaign targeting both Windows and Linux systems has revealed advanced evasion and credential theft techniques, according to the Sysdig Threat Research Team (TRT). The operation began with a malicious Python script uploaded via a misconfigured system, enabling the download of crypto-miners and the deployment of stealthy tools for evasion and data exfiltration. This multi-platform attack employed distinct paths for Linux and Windows, adapting its strategy based on the target operating system….

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Cryptojacking Campaign Targets DevOps Servers Including Nomad

Cryptojacking Campaign Targets DevOps Servers Including Nomad

Researchers claim to have discovered the first case of threat actors using misconfigured HashiCorp Nomad deployments as an attack vector. The popular DevOps platform, which enables firms to deploy and manage containers and non-containerized applications, is being targeted alongside other infrastructure, including Gitea, Consul and Docker API, according to cloud security provider Wiz. The threat group in question, named by Wiz as JINX-0132, is exploiting misconfigurations and vulnerabilities in these DevOps tools for cryptojacking, the…

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Frequently Asked Questions About BadSuccessor

Frequently Asked Questions About BadSuccessor

Frequently asked questions about “BadSuccessor,” a zero-day privilege escalation vulnerability in Active Directory domains with at least one Windows Server 2025 domain controller. Background Tenable’s Research Special Operations (RSO) and the Identity Content team has compiled this blog to answer Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) regarding a newly disclosed zero-day in Active Directory called BadSuccessor. FAQ What is BadSuccessor? BadSuccessor is the name of a zero-day privilege escalation vulnerability in Active Directory that was discovered and…

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