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MSRC was doing patches and mitigations at the same time, and probably somehow disabled the access to the vulnerable feature in the Redshift connector. What I tried to do was to find another vulnerable connector installed, and exploit it via the full ODBC access I had just acquired again.

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During a research project in fall 2021, SySS IT security expert Dr. Oliver Schwarz found a security vulnerability in the Razer Synapse installer for Windows which can be exploited in a local privilege escalation attack.Due to the use of an insecure installation path and improper privilege management, the installation of the associated Razer system service is vulnerable to a so-called DLL hijacking attack.

In this specific attack scenario, an attacker is able to replace or add a program library, i.e. a dynamic link library (DLL) file, with one that contains malicious code. Because of the high-privileged context in which the attacker-controlled code is executed, a local Windows user can exploit this security issue to obtain local administrative privileges as the Windows user account SYSTEM.

This security vulnerability can be exploited by a local Windows user who can attach a real or fake Razer USB device, for instance a gaming mouse, to the target system that is supported by Razer Synapse.

Furthermore, a successful local privilege escalation attack exploiting the described security vulnerability is demonstrated in our SySS PoC video Yet Another Local Privilege Escalation Attack via Razer Synapse Installer.

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It should be noted that this is a local privilege escalation (LPE) vulnerability, which means that you need to have a Razer devices and physical access to a computer. With that said, the bug is so easy to exploit as you just need to spend $20 on Amazon for Razer mouse and plug it into Windows 10 to become an admin.

"Microsoft has since implemented additional mitigation measures that make exploitation much harder," Shua wrote in the May 9 advisory. "Unfortunately, our research leads us to believe that the underlying architectural weakness is still present."

Microsoft has released a security advisory to address a remote code execution vulnerability affecting Azure Data Factory and Azure Synapse Pipelines. A remote attacker could exploit this vulnerability to take control of an affected system.

Our brains have upwards of 86 billion neurons, connected by synapses that not only complete myriad logic circuits; they continuously adapt to stimuli, strengthening some connections while weakening others. We call that process learning, and it enables the kind of rapid, highly efficient computational processes that put Siri and Blue Gene to shame.

Materials scientists at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have now created a new type of transistor that mimics the behavior of a synapse. The novel device simultaneously modulates the flow of information in a circuit and physically adapts to changing signals.

Many companies today are looking to migrate their existing data warehouse to Azure Synapse Analytics to reap the benefits that a modern, globally available, secure, scalable, pay-as-you-go database management system offers. In addition, they also want to exploit the rich analytical ecosystem that integrates with Azure Synapse to make use of machine learning, integrate with streaming data, offload staging areas to Azure Data Lake, and exploit scalable, massively parallel, in-memory analytics with Azure Databricks.

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Azure Defender for SQL provides an additional layer of security intelligence built into the service. It works around the clock to learn, profile, and detect anomalous activities indicating unusual and potentially harmful attempts to access or exploit databases. Dedicated SQL pools in a Synapse workspace can seamlessly be protected with Azure Defender for SQL.

The Cyber Fusion Center is aware of this vulnerability and is monitoring via Defender for endpoint, Defender AV, and Sentinel detections provided my Microsoft. Note: Defender AV detections require AV version 1.3636.1065.0 or later. Additionally, the information for the Defender detections is being utilized to perform a threat hunt for exploit activity across other technologies.

The rest of the paper is organized as follows: Section II will briefly present the conventional ONNs while the BP training is summarized in Appendix A (refer to [35] for further details). Section III explains the proposed SPM in detail and shows the configuration of the elite ONN over the final HFs computed for each operator. Section IV first analyzes a sample set of SPM results and then presents a rich set of experiments to exploit the heterogeneity of the network and to perform comparative evaluations between the learning performances of ONNs and CNNs over challenging problems. Finally, Section V concludes the paper and suggests topics for future research.

But neuroplasticity may also have a dark side. In a new study, researchers found that an aggressive type of brain tumor called glioblastoma can co-opt the formation of new synapses to fuel its own growth. This neural redirection, they reported, also appears to play a role in the devastating cognitive decline seen in many people with glioblastoma.

They found that a subset of tumor cells from areas with high functional connectivity and neuronal activity had an uptick in the expression of genes involved in assembling new neural circuits. This included a sevenfold increase in expression of a gene called THBS1, which directs cells to create a protein called TSP-1. TSP-1 is normally produced by healthy astrocytes in the brain and encourages the growth of new synapses.

Overall, about 2.5% of glioblastoma cells from the samples tested expressed THBS1, and cells from areas with high functional connectivity had higher levels of THBS1 expression than areas with low functional connectivity. Microscopy techniques confirmed that a subgroup of tumor cells in areas with high connectivity produced TSP-1, and that these areas formed more new synapses.

When the researchers grew neurons and tumor cells taken from either high connectivity or low connectivity areas together in lab dishes, tumor cells from high connectivity areas boosted the formation of new synapses and formed synapses with neurons themselves.

Such an approach would likely only have potential benefit in people whose tumors are driven in part by high neural connectivity. Blood tests for TSP-1 could likely be used to identify patients who would be likely to benefit from a synapse-busting strategy, Dr. Hervey-Jumper explained.

Comparison between the formation of virological, infectious, and immunological synapses. Different molecules are involved in the formation of these synapses, although they all enable infection of CD4+ T lymphocytes by HIV-1. The virological synapse relies on engagement between the Env on the surface of an HIV-1-infected cell with the CD4 molecule in the uninfected target cell and on adhesion molecules such as ICAM-1, LFA-1 and ICAM-3. On the other hand, the initial contact between a mDC and a CD4+ T cell is dependent on the adhesion molecules ICAM-1 and LFA-1. If cognate pMHC-TcR recognition occurs, contact between mDC and T cells stabilizes, thus constituting a mature immunological synapse. This antigen-specific signaling also involves co-stimulatory receptors and adhesion molecules and induces strong T-cell activation. When mDC harbor HIV-1, contacts between mDC and T cells would become infectious synapses, since HIV-1 could exploit the pre-existing cell-to-cell interactions to gain access to the target cells without modulating conjugate formation. Therefore, in the context of antigen-specific recognition between mDC harboring HIV-1 and T lymphocytes, immunological synapses would turn into potent infectious synapses by increasing the susceptibility of CD4+ T cells to productive HIV-1 infection. For simplicity, additional DC-T-cell interactions are not depicted. ff782bc1db