Cisco disclosed seven Meraki vulnerabilities affecting six product families. Some firmware fixes are available, while others remain scheduled for October…
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Fortinet FortiGate vs Check Point Force: Which Is Better in 2026?
Fortinet FortiGate excels in integrated networking, while Check Point Force stands out for advanced threat prevention and centralized security management.
Anthropic Launches Free AI Security Scans for Open-Source Projects
Anthropic’s OSS Scanner offers free AI vulnerability scans for eligible open-source projects, with maintainers responsible for verifying reports and fixes.
Microsoft Warns Outdated Windows Devices Could Lose All Updates in 2027
Microsoft warns outdated Windows devices could lose access to all updates in 2027. Learn which versions are affected and what security teams should do.
Microsoft Teams Is Getting a New Way to Spot Deepfake Impostors
Microsoft Teams plans to add third-party deepfake detection for meetings in November 2026. Learn how the warnings could help organizations spot AI…
GitHub Upgrades AI Secret Detection to Catch Hidden Passwords
GitHub’s new AI model spots passwords hidden in source code. See how its secret scanning works, which checks are in preview, and what security teams…
Android Phones Found With Malware Already Installed Before Purchase
Bitdefender uncovered Midnight Mimosa malware preinstalled on low-cost Android phones, enabling hidden ad fraud and raising device supply-chain security…
Samsung Galaxy S26 Hacked Again as Pwn2Own Researchers Find More Flaws
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 was hacked repeatedly at Pwn2Own Ireland. Learn what researchers found, why exploit chains matter and what users should know.
Ransomware Negotiator Angelo Martino Gets 70 Months for Helping BlackCat
Former ransomware negotiator Angelo Martino received 70 months in prison after secretly sharing clients’ confidential information with BlackCat attackers…
Five Critical Cisco Nexus Flaws Could Grant Root Access: What to Check
Cisco disclosed five critical Nexus switch vulnerabilities that could grant attackers root access. Here’s how to identify exposure and mitigate the flaws.
Microsoft Execution Containers for AI Agents Reach GA on Windows 11
Microsoft has launched Execution Containers for AI agents on Windows 11, adding policy-based restrictions for file, network, process, and desktop access.
Meta Deploys AI to Catch Facebook Ads Linked to Child Exploitation
Meta is using AI to detect Facebook ads that direct users to child exploitation content, while testing its safety systems for weaknesses and evasion…
Midnight Blizzard Targets Hotel Wi-Fi: Malware and Phishing Put Travelers at Risk
Midnight Blizzard is abusing hotel Wi-Fi captive portals to deliver malware and steal credentials from travelers, putting corporate devices and accounts…
ASOS Confirms Cyber Incident After Unauthorized App Notifications
ASOS is investigating unauthorized app notifications and possible customer data exposure. Learn what is confirmed and why messaging systems need…
Critical Atlassian File Access Flaw Draws Attacks Across Eight Products
CVE-2026-21589 is being exploited after a public PoC, putting self-hosted Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket and other Atlassian products at risk.
Texas AG Says Oracle Health’s 2025 Breach Affected 20M Individuals
A Texas AG filing says Oracle Health’s 2025 breach affected nearly 20 million people, while major questions about access and attribution remain.
Google Chrome Update Fixes 247 Security Flaws, Including 4 Critical Bugs
Google Chrome 155 fixes 247 security vulnerabilities, including four Critical use-after-free flaws. See what security teams should do now.
New Report Finds 43% of Security Pros Still Use Passwords
The 2026 Global State of Authentication report finds 43% of security pros still use passwords at work despite passkey awareness and rising AI phishing…
Google’s October Android Update Patches 7 Critical Security Vulnerabilities
Google’s October Android security update patches seven critical vulnerabilities, including flaws that do not require user interaction.
IBM and Red Hat Fix 400+ Security Vulnerabilities in Widely Used Java Libraries
IBM and Red Hat fixed more than 400 previously unknown vulnerabilities in Java libraries. Here’s what the Lightwell findings mean for enterprise security.