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Technicians work in a dimly lit server room with rows of rack-mounted equipment and cables on the floor.

libssh2 Flaw Exposes Clients to Code Execution Risk

A critical flaw in libssh2, known as CVE-2026-55200, can be exploited by a malicious SSH server to trigger memory corruption on a connecting client, with no credentials or user interaction required. This vulnerability can be easily triggered with a public proof-of-concept now available.

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Close-up of a computer's graphics card focusing on GDDR6 memory modules in a laboratory setting.

NVIDIA Chips Vulnerable to Rowhammer Attacks

Researchers have discovered that NVIDIA chips are vulnerable to Rowhammer attacks, which can be exploited to gain unauthorized access to computer systems. This security threat can lead to a complete compromise of the machine, allowing attackers to read and write data freely.

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