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Memory: Integrating past experiences

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By Matthew Gardner, Francesca S. Wong, Sara A Nolin, Thomas MW Leir
| eLife
The brain’s ability to integrate distinct memories is critical for forming accurate predictions in unfamiliar situations. This process can be studied in the laboratory using a three-stage preconditioning task (Brogden, 1939). First, animals learn to associate two ‘neutral’ stimuli through a sequential presentation, such as a sound followed by a light. Next, the latter stimulus (for instance, the light) is followed by a motivationally meaningful experience, such as a fear-inducing foot shock.
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New SQL injection vulnerability in FileCatalyst Workflow

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By Matthew Gardner, Sydney Reynolds Verified, Nirmeet Bhogill, Robin Wyss
| Dynatrace Blog
Following Tenable Research’s disclosure of a critical SQL injection vulnerability in FileCatalyst Workflow in May 2024, further investigation by Dynatrace revealed another SQL injection vulnerability. The vulnerability, identified as CVE-2024-6632, allows the abuse of a form submission during the setup process to make unauthorized modifications of the database. So far, the vulnerability only appears to be exploitable by an authenticated user during the setup process.
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US government guidance and fortifying a zero trust architecture with observability

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By Carolyn Ford, Willie Hicks, Matthew Gardner
| Dynatrace Blog
A zero trust architecture (ZTA) model comprises seven pillars to enhance the security posture of all organizations, from government agencies to private sector enterprises. ZTA is a set of system design principles with a security model in mind. It includes an advanced cybersecurity strategy because threats can come from inside or outside of a network boundary. Each pillar of the model has details on the measures needed to secure an environment.
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