Demystifying Excel’s Double Square Brackets: A Complete Guide to Structured References
If you’ve ever created formulas in Excel tables and noticed mysterious double square brackets appearing, you’re not alone. These syntax…
If you’ve ever created formulas in Excel tables and noticed mysterious double square brackets appearing, you’re not alone. These syntax…
Security researchers have uncovered a significant vulnerability in a widely-used Rust library that affects Python’s uv package manager. The flaw enables attackers to hide malicious files in tar archives, posing supply chain threats.
Security analysts at computing security firm Edera have identified a critical vulnerability in the popular async-tar Rust crate that impacts the uv Python package manager, according to their published findings. The vulnerability involves improper handling of tar archive headers that could allow attackers to conceal additional files within archives.