Open-source file sync tool rsync 3.5.2 fixes a CPU exhaustion flaw

Help Net Security RSS items cover the rsync 3.5.2 release addressing a CPU-exhaustion denial-of-service flaw, AI-generated malware analysis, mutual-TLS proxying with Ghostunnel, container attack-surface reduction, AI and enterprise risk, NIST guidance for very small businesses, cryptographically provable AI inference, an investment-fraud takedown, external attack-surface penetration testing, and malware scanning of isolated backups. Only the rsync item describes a specific vulnerability; no CVE identifier is provided in the source.