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British Counter Terrorism Policing’s investigation involves the FBI and American military
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The project warned that installations running older versions were vulnerable and urged operators to replace potentially exposed credentials even after upgrading.
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The prediction markets operator says the issue involves procedural errors affecting a handful of contracts, many of which weren’t live, according to Politico.