Vendor news
Funding rounds, leadership changes, incidents, new capabilities and announcements across the vendors in this catalog — collected automatically from vendors' own public feeds. Product release versions are on their own page, so the landing feed here never reads as one vendor's changelog.Where this comes fromEvery item links to the vendor's own published source: a GitHub release feed, a changelog, a status page, an SEC filing or a company blog. Nothing here is written or editorially reviewed by 0-Doubt, and nothing is a recommendation — it is machine-collected public record, labelled the same way as all other baseline content on the platform. Coverage is uneven by design: a vendor that publishes no public feed will not appear, and that absence is not a judgement about the vendor.
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hate_crack v2.38.2
hate_crack v2.38.2rc1: docs: correct stale release-automation guidance after the tag-job move
ansible-collection-netobserv v0.8.0
ansible-collection-netobserv v0.7.0
BreachLock Breach360 v2.1.0 Release: More Visibility and Control for Autonomous Pentesting
Running autonomous penetration testing for security validation at scale means tracking more than findings. Teams also need to know what was tested, who had access, and what (if anything) changed along the way. With the Breach360 v2.1.0 release, BreachLock introduces a set of improvements designed to make validation easier to monitor, govern, and prove. The … Continued The post BreachLock Breach360 v2.1.0 Release: More Visibility and Control for Autonomous Pentesting appeared first on Breac
Updates to BreachLock PTaaS v4.9.0 Bring Greater Confidence, Coordination, and Control to Modern Penetration Testing
Summary Attack surfaces are expanding and organizations are moving faster, leaving pentesting teams to balance accurate security validation with increasingly complex environments, schedules, and workflows. Security leaders want confidence that testing starts with the right prerequisites, delivers actionable outcomes, and integrates smoothly with broader exposure management efforts. BreachLock PTaaS v4.9.0, released August 24, 2026, addresses … Continued The post Updates to BreachLock PTaaS
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NINE INCH NAILS 90s “STARFUCKERS” Tシャツ
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Canon デジタル一眼レフカメラ EOS Kiss X4
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Bluetooth qualification, and what it takes to ship
You cannot ship a product using the Bluetooth marks until it is qualified and listed. You inherit most of it from a pre-qualified module; the effort is proportional to what you add — a profile, new RF, or a Core feature like Channel Sounding.
Updates to BreachLock AEV v1.10.0 Accelerate Continuous Exposure Validation in One Platform
Summary BreachLock Adversarial Exposure Validation (AEV) v1.10.0 introduces a new Asset Management experience, providing a centralized home for internal and external assets, tagging, bulk uploads, and credential storage. Organizations can now validate network controls with the new Network Segmentation Engagement, designed to uncover unauthorized network paths and firewall misconfigurations. Automated campaigns now support recurring schedules, … Continued The post Updates to BreachLock AEV
paws-collector 2.3.6
The Game is Starting: Release the Fraudsters
Large tournaments bring out fraudsters just as your employees’ guard is down. Raxis CTO Brian Tant discusses recent threats and how to protect your company.
ansible-collection-netobserv v0.6.0
paws-collector 2.3.5
Next Generation Release News of iSecurity. April 2026
Next Generation Release News of iSecurity. April 2026 Changes in virtually all iSecurity products More inter product synergy Available with subscription iSecurity Suite (*BASE) License file is intended to support organization with multiple licenses. Licenses for multiple products on the same LPAR or on different LPARs are shipped together in a single file. The […] The post Next Generation Release News of iSecurity. April 2026 appeared first on Raz-Lee Security.
Next Generation Release News of iSecurity Base Program New Features
iSecurity Suite (*BASE) The iSecurity Base component delivers centralized license management, operational resilience, and enhanced system visibility across IBM i environments. Centralized License Management A single license file supports multiple products across one or multiple LPARs. Automatically loads all relevant licenses for the current LPAR. Option to load individual product licenses as needed. Improved […] The post Next Generation Release News of iSecurity Base Program New Features