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Old, Forgotten Boot Programs Left a Back Door Open Below Your Operating System
Security researchers found 11 outdated Linux boot components that Microsoft had quietly kept trusting for years. Any attacker with a copy could have slipped past a core security feature before Windows or Linux even started loading.
White House Launches AI-Powered Clearinghouse to Fix Software Flaws Faster
A new federal program called Gold Eagle will use artificial intelligence to sort and prioritise software vulnerabilities across government agencies and critical industries. Whether it delivers depends almost entirely on execution.
White House Launches 'Gold Eagle' to Speed Up Vulnerability Fixes Across Critical Infrastructure
A new government programme pairs open-source software maintainers with power grids, hospitals, and other critical operators to find and patch security flaws faster, with AI doing much of the sorting work.
When 80,000 fans log on at once: the cybersecurity headache facing 2026 World Cup stadiums
Tens of thousands of personal phones on one network, payment terminals, body cameras on referees, and sensors inside match balls. Stadium IT teams face a security puzzle that has no clean solution.
Microsoft Halts Windows 11 Update for Dell PCs After Shutdowns and Overheating
A clash between a new Windows USB-C component and an Intel power-management driver is causing shutdowns and heat problems on some Dell laptops.
SAP Fixes Critical NetWeaver Bug That Lets Logged-In Users Corrupt Memory
The July 2026 patch batch closes CVE-2026-44747, a 9.9-rated flaw in the ABAP application server that could expose or alter company data.
CISA Warns of Active Attacks on SharePoint Servers, Urges Immediate Patching
Three flaws are being chained to break into on-premises SharePoint, steal cryptographic keys, and plant malware. Two more just disclosed could be next.
Seven Security Flaws Fixed in VMware Avi Load Balancer, One Rated Critical
Broadcom has patched a critical flaw that lets attackers break into a core networking component without a password, plus six more serious bugs found by two outside researchers.
SAP Patches Critical Flaws in NetWeaver, Approuter, and Commerce Cloud
Three SAP products used by thousands of businesses carried serious security holes. Patches are now available, and anyone running the affected software should move fast.
Two Security Flaws in RabbitMQ Could Let Attackers Steal Login Secrets and Take Over Corporate Messaging Systems
A widely used software tool that moves data between business applications has patched two vulnerabilities, one of which could hand criminals full control over the system without a password.
Hackers Are Breaking Into Websites Through Two Popular Joomla Add-Ons
Two widely used plugins for the Joomla website-building platform have critical security flaws that let criminals take full control of a site without needing a password. Patches exist, but attacks started before most site owners knew there was a problem.
Security Debt Is Growing Faster Than Companies Can Fix It. Here Is What That Means.
Eight in ten organisations carry a backlog of unresolved security flaws older than a year. A practical framework explains how to turn that reality into a board-level conversation.
Your Business Is Not Too Small to Be an Iranian Hacker's Next Target
Groups linked to Iran's intelligence services are not hand-picking victims. They're scanning the internet for any door left unlocked, and a GPS company and a medical-device maker have already paid the price.
Ubiquiti Rushes Fixes for a 10-out-of-10 Flaw Across UniFi Gear
The networking vendor patched serious holes in UniFi Connect, Talk, Access, Protect and the underlying UniFi OS. One bug scores a perfect 10 on the severity scale.
U.S. Government Gives Agencies Two Weeks to Patch Four Actively Exploited Flaws
Critical security holes in Adobe ColdFusion, Langflow, and Joomla extensions are already being used by attackers. Federal agencies have until July 10 to fix them.