Microsoft Patch Tuesday August 2026
Microsoft has patched hundreds of vulnerabilities as part of its August Patch Tuesday release. One of the flaws was already being exploited as a zero-day by the Lazarus Group.
Master key to the entire cloud database
A vulnerability chain in Azure Cosmos DB could have given attackers read and write access to databases of the cloud service.
Third wave of attacks on the AUR
The Arch Linux project has temporarily disabled the adoption of orphaned packages in the Arch User Repository, or AUR for short.
Critical flaw in marketing platform
Adobe has closed a vulnerability in its marketing automation platform Campaign Classic that is rated with the highest possible CVSS score.
Open-Source Security
The biggest weakness in open-source security is not the code itself, but its governance. It is time to build a global, federated model instead of relying on a single gatekeeper.
IT Security
Business Intelligence shows what has happened. Predictive AI forecasts what could happen. Decision Intelligence goes further: it calculates which action delivers the best outcome — helping IT security teams move from a flood of data to action.
New AI Security Requirements
Five years after the release of the first version, CISA and international government partners have published an updated guideline defining the minimum elements of a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM).
Guidance for critical infrastructure operators
The US agency CISA has released the guidance “CI Fortify” together with Australia’s ACSC, the FBI, and international partners.
Cybersecurity Simplification Strategy
The European Commission aims to support manufacturers and developers ahead of the September deadline. A new guidance document featuring 67 practical examples is designed to answer open questions surrounding the Cyber Resilience Act.
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