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PaperCut shipped Emergency Patch Release 2 for NG and MF

Urgent bulletin 27 August AEST. Confirmed customer incidents. Restrict the Application Server web. Release 2 on 28 August for v24, v25 and v26. Two CVEs. This page is news, not a how-to.

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CISA named the week’s exploited bugs and put due dates on the cards

26 and 27 August adds to the KEV catalog. NetScaler and SQL Server were due 29 August. A kernel row is due today. The list stays. The how-to does not.

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Blue Water won DEF CON CTF at the West Hall

DEF CON 34 posted Blue Water first, 0x4B52 second, SuperDiceCodeLovers third. AUTOCRYPT Red Team cleaned the car-hacking board in 25 hours. Official results, 6–9 August, Las Vegas.

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DEF CON banned recording glasses. Prescription recorders are not exempt.

The Register filed the rule on 28 July, ahead of DEF CON 34. Surreptitious filming stays a Code of Conduct hit. EFF’s Eva Galperin welcomed it. Visible cameras are still fine.

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Lights Out got an auditor

Black Hat USA, 5 August, 3:35–4:15 p.m. PT, Mandalay Bay. HD Moore released OOBscan, an open-source auditor for IPMI-exposed and out-of-band management devices. DEF CON 34 on 8 August. runZero recap 14 August.

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