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How do you feel about the term zero trust? Answers. Results. Isn't zero trust already implied with the Principle of Least Privilege? 44%. It is a marketing term that gets us additional funding. 33%. If you need these solutions, you haven't been doing your job. 11%. It's what I give every site I visit on the Internet. 0%. It's how I feel about my management's philosophy on security. 0%. Don't talk to strangers. 11%. Grab Gear (. ). Support Packet Storm by grabbing gear! Our online store is now open and ready to take your money! Advertise on Packet Storm (. ). Get your new product or service noticed on Packet Storm today! Placement on Packet Storm ensures the security community sees your announcement. Try it today! Get your new product or service noticed on Packet Storm today! Placement on Packet Storm ensures the security community sees your announcement. Try it today! Files (. ). Ubuntu Security Notice USN-7658-1 Posted: 2025-07-21. Remote Mouse 3.303 Remote Code Execution Posted: 2025-07-21. Wifi Mouse 1.9.0.8 Unauthenticated Remote System Control Posted: 2025-07-21. Wifi Mouse 1.9.0.8 Remote Code Execution Posted: 2025-07-21. Mouse Agent Server 3.1 Unauthenticated Remote System Control Posted: 2025-07-21. LiveHelperChat 4.6.1 Cross Site Scripting Posted: 2025-07-21. Ubuntu Security Notice USN-7611-4 Posted: 2025-07-21. Ai2 Insecure Direct Object Reference Posted: 2025-07-21. ChatPlayground.ai Cross Site Scripting / Insecure Direct Object Reference Posted: 2025-07-21. BarbarBaba 1.0 SQL Injection Posted: 2025-07-21. News (. ). Ex-IDF Cyber Chief Talks Iran, Scattered Spider, and Why Social Engineering Worries Him More Than 0-Days Posted: 2025-07-21. UK Uncovers Novel Microsoft Snooping Malware, Blames and Sanctions GRU Cyberspies Posted: 2025-07-21. Dell Confirms Breach of Test Lab Platform by World Leaks Extortion Group Posted: 2025-07-21. Weak Password Allowed Hackers to Sink a 158-Year-Old Company Posted: 2025-07-21. UK Backing Down on Apple Encryption Backdoor after Pressure from US Posted: 2025-07-21. Microsoft Patches ToolShell Zero-Days Exploited to Hack SharePoint Servers Posted: 2025-07-21. New CrushFTP Critical Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild Posted: 2025-07-21. Marketing, Law Firms Say Data Breaches Impact over 200,000 People Posted: 2025-07-21. Surveillance Firm Bypasses SS7 Protections to Retrieve User Location Posted: 2025-07-21. Four New Android Spyware Samples Linked to Iran's Intel Agency Posted: 2025-07-21. Storm Watch (. ). 2025-07-21:. 12 news articles added 2025-07-21:. 61 files added 2025-03-03:. 1 voting poll added 2025-07-21 (1753056000). Plenty of interesting files today as well as headlines. Friendly reminder that automating scraping of the site results in not only failure, but blocking at the perimeter. 2025-07-16 (1752624000). Bot activity will continue to be dropped as detected. If you don't want your entire /12 blocked, please stop your crawls Microsoft. If anyone can afford API access, it's you. Shameful. ... [ View Full Changelog ] Polls (. ). There's quite a bit of hype regarding zero trust solutions in the industry. To Packet Storm, it's just a repackaging of the thought strategy that should already be the driver behind information security initiatives, but what do we know? How do you feel about the term zero trust? Answers. Results. Isn't zero trust already implied with the Principle of Least Privilege? 44%. It is a marketing term that gets us additional funding. 33%. If you need these solutions, you haven't been doing your job. 11%. It's what I give every site I visit on the Internet. 0%. It's how I feel about my management's philosophy on security. 0%. Don't talk to strangers. 11%. Grab Gear (. ). Support Packet Storm by grabbing gear! Our online store is now open and ready to take your money! Advertise on Packet Storm (. ). 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