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The Security Scanners Protecting Your Code Could Be the Way Hackers Get In
A researcher found that five unnamed security vendors' own scanning tools could be tricked into handing over cloud passwords, production databases, and developer credentials, just by feeding them a rigged code repository.

Broadcom Patches Three Critical VMware Bugs, Including a vCenter Login Bypass
One flaw lets an attacker skip the login screen on vCenter entirely. Two more allow code execution and virtual machine escape across ESX, Workstation and Fusion.

Windows 11 gets a 42-fix preview update with quieter alerts and better voice control
Microsoft's optional KB5101684 preview for Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2 clears up File History backup errors, a DFS drive quirk that scared File Explorer, and a compliance bug that locked new work laptops out of company resources.

One Click on a Bad Web Page Was Enough to Break Firefox and Tor
Researchers at Nebula Security say a now-patched Firefox flaw let attackers run code just by loading a page, and it worked against Tor Browser too.

Broadcom Patches Critical 'VM Escape' Flaw in VMware ESXi, Plus Four More Vulnerabilities
Five security flaws, three rated critical, have been fixed across VMware's most widely-used virtualisation products. One lets an attacker break out of a contained virtual machine and reach the underlying server it runs on.

Gitea Patches Critical Flaw That Lets Repo Users Run Shell Commands
CVE-2026-60004 carries a 9.8 CVSS score and is fixed in Gitea 1.27.1. Anyone running an older self-hosted instance should update now.

Siemens flags hundreds of Linux flaws in its S7-1500 MFP factory controllers
The firmware inside a widely used industrial controller ships with a Linux subsystem carrying more than 300 unpatched CVEs. Siemens says a fix is coming.

Apple Pushes Fixes for Hundreds of Security Flaws Across iPhones, Macs, and More
The latest software updates cover 87 flaws in iOS and 155 in macOS Tahoe, including one that lets a remote attacker corrupt the core of the operating system.

OpenWrt Ships Emergency Fix for Critical Router Flaw That Hands Attackers Full Control
A single crafted network request could let an intruder take over routers running vulnerable OpenWrt builds, before anyone logs in.

A 20-year-old flaw is leaking passwords from 24,000 servers online
Researchers found tens of thousands of remote server management chips exposed to the internet, many still running on the factory default password printed on the chassis.

Researcher Publishes Linux Kernel Root Exploit Built With AI Help
CVE-2026-53264, a use-after-free flaw in the kernel's traffic-control code, lets an ordinary Linux user gain full system control on CentOS Stream 9.

JetBrains Patches Critical TeamCity Flaw That Let Attackers Run Commands Without Logging In
CVE-2026-63077 carries a 9.8 severity score and affects every on-premises version of the build server. Cloud customers were patched automatically.

Arista rushes fix for VeloCloud flaw already being used in attacks
A perfect-10 command injection bug in on-premises VeloCloud Orchestrator lets anyone on the network take over the box. Attackers found it first.

Anyone Can Now Attack Unpatched vBulletin Forums Thanks to Public Exploit Code
Working exploit code for a critical vBulletin flaw is out in the open, and it lets a stranger run commands on the server without logging in.

n8n Patches Sandbox Escape That Let Editors Run Commands on the Server
A flaw in the popular automation platform let anyone with workflow-editing access break out of the safe zone and run system commands. n8n has issued a fix.