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LiteSpeed Flaw Lets a Single Hosting Account Take Over a Shared Server
cPanel warns that a critical bug in LiteSpeed Web Server Enterprise gives a low-privilege user a path to full root control, putting every website on the same machine at risk.

Apple Fixes Around 200 Security Flaws in iOS 27 and macOS Golden Gate 27
The updates patch kernel vulnerabilities that could let attackers take control of a device, crash it, or quietly read private data.

AI Is Cutting the Time Attackers Need to Exploit a Flaw. Defenders Haven't Caught Up.
Security vendor Picus argues defenders can no longer wait for public exploits or vendor fixes before acting.

WordPress plugin flaw is being used to plant hidden backdoors on shop sites
A file-upload bug in WooCommerce Wholesale Lead Capture lets attackers drop PHP webshells with no login required. Wordfence has blocked more than 100,000 attempts.

Vercel's $1 Million Sandbox Challenge Turned Up Linux Kernel Bugs Nobody Knew About
A two-week public hacking contest aimed at Vercel's AI code sandbox drew 1,285 submissions and uncovered two serious Linux kernel bugs that affect far more than one company.

Siemens patches Teamcenter login flaw that could hijack engineer sessions
A reflected cross-site scripting bug in the /auth/ endpoint lets a crafted link run attacker code inside a logged-in user's browser. Siemens has shipped fixes across four release trains.

Acronis backup add-on carries a Linux privilege flaw, and someone is already using it
A high-severity bug in Acronis backup plugins for cPanel, WHM and Plesk is being exploited in what the vendor calls limited, targeted attacks. Patches are out.

Google patches a Pixel phone flaw that hackers are already using
September update fixes 110 bugs in Pixel devices, including a modem weakness attackers can hit from nearby without a tap from the owner.

Oracle Fixes More Than 800 Security Flaws in Its Biggest Patch Drop of 2026
Oracle's September 2026 Critical Security Update bundles 673 patches covering over 800 vulnerabilities. More than 240 of those flaws can be exploited remotely by anyone, no password required.

Hackers Are Forging Admin Tokens to Take Over WSO2 API Manager
A critical signature-verification bug tracked as CVE-2026-5430 lets attackers forge login tokens and seize administrator accounts. Exploitation is already under way.

Attackers Are Actively Exploiting a Perfect-10 WSO2 Authentication Flaw
A critical vulnerability in the WSO2 API platform, rated as severe as it gets, lets criminals forge login credentials and walk into the back end of enterprise systems. Exploitation began on September 13.

Chrome and Firefox Fix 115 Security Flaws in Back-to-Back Updates
Google and Mozilla have each pushed out new browser versions carrying fixes for dozens of vulnerabilities, three of them rated critical in Chrome. Neither company has seen any of the flaws used in real attacks, but the advice is the same: update now.

Two Critical Flaws in The Events Calendar Plugin Put 200,000 WordPress Sites at Risk
Anyone can exploit the bugs without logging in, and a successful attack hands full control of a website to the attacker. Patches exist, but roughly half of all installations may not have them yet.

Parallels Desktop Bug Hands Root to Any Mac User, and Older Macs Can't Get the Patch
A flaw in Parallels Desktop for Mac lets a normal user seize full control of the machine. The fix ships only in Parallels Desktop 27, which won't install on Intel-based Macs.

Hackers Are Actively Exploiting a Critical Issabel Flaw That Hands Over Full Server Control
CVE-2026-89026 lets unauthenticated attackers run any command they want on vulnerable phone-system servers. Attacks are already happening.