The Race Against Hackers
Millions of automated attack attempts, while authorities and website operators take sites offline: Many are now back online. But systems that have missed a critical update remain vulnerable.
Is Half the Web at Risk?
The PHP developers have announced patches for two critical vulnerabilities, due out today. The EU cybersecurity agency CERT-EU is recommending drastic measures: organizations that cannot update immediately should take affected websites offline.
Security Vulnerability
An exposed signing key and insecure pickle enabled remote code execution on Google developer pages without login.
Security Vulnerability
Via a crafted regular expression in a CI/CD configuration, attackers can execute code without authentication. GitLab advises an immediate update.
Sharp Criticism
Andy Nguyen is ending his PS5 Linux project after AI-assisted modders reported a deliberately undisclosed vulnerability to Sony.
Control console without access protection
Security researchers have disclosed a vulnerability chain in AIT-GUI, the browser-based control console for NASA/JPL’s open-source AMMOS Instrument Toolkit.
When Outages Become Normal
AI is accelerating the search for security vulnerabilities, while attackers are increasingly disabling the very tools designed to stop them. What can still detect an attack when EDR and other security controls have already been taken offline?
Public Exploit Code in Circulation
Cisco is warning about seven ClamAV vulnerabilities affecting its Secure Endpoint Connector products. Exploit code is already publicly available for two of the flaws.
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.
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