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OpenSSL Fixes High-Severity DTLS Flaw That Can Leak Heap Memory Unencrypted

OpenSSL fixed a DTLS flaw rated High that can leak heap memory or crash software using OpenSSL for DTLS; no attacks are reported.
Forbes

Google Confirms Yet More Chrome 150 Memory Security Updates

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Windows Latest

Why Windows 11 still ships with Windows 95’s memory manager hidden inside it

Windows 11 still carries Windows 95’s heap manager, recompiled for old apps. Raymond Chen explains EmulateHeap, and how to ...

In-Memory Security in Zero Trust Environments (Cyber Attack Architecture)

Classification of AI Used for Cyber AttacksThe 'AI abuse for cyber attacks' frequently reported in the media does not mean ...
InfoWorld

How to (not) use the large object heap in .Net

When working with .Net, it is important to understand how the garbage collector works. The .Net CLR manages two different heaps, the small object heap (SOH) and the large object heap (LOH). This ...