Oil prices effectively flattened after sloshing back and forth Tuesday after what U.S. officials described as a small-scale defensive measure against Iranian
Turkey’s extended manufacturing slowdown worsened during the first month of the final quarter of the year, according to the headline Istanbul Chamber of
"A ‘Pantsir-S2’ system and a command and control vehicle belonging to the S-400 ‘Triumph’ system were also struck," Zelensky said, causing an estimated $70 million in damage.
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Der S&P 500 steigt auf ATH, aber 84% der Aktien liegen 10%+ unter Top. Hohe Anleiherenditen belasten Banken. Mit den anstehenden US-Inflationsdaten rechnet der Markt vorerst mit einer Fed-Zinspause. 📊
Weird flex but okay. To me, this press release does more harm than good for Flock's continued PR challeges, because a perfectly sane response might be, oh great: so now Flock gets to decide what's a bug in their own software?
But when you think about it, If you're a software-based company that's serious about managing your own vulnerabilities, you kind of need this authority at some point. It just means they can assign CVE #s to flaws found or reported in Flock products and don't have to rely on another CVE Numbering Authority like MITRE to do it for them. Here's a list of companies that are CNAs. It's pretty extensive:
Flock has been authorized by CISA as a CVE Numbering Authority, giving it a direct role in identifying, cataloging, and disclosing security vulnerabilities in its own products.
