Microsoft patches record 1,413 flaws including actively exploited Windows bug
Microsoft released patches for 1,413 vulnerabilities in October 2026, including a Windows Shell flaw under active exploitation and a .NET bypass.
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Microsoft released patches for 1,413 vulnerabilities in October 2026, including a Windows Shell flaw under active exploitation and a .NET bypass.
A new guide details how to use scheduled GitHub Actions and AWS OIDC to detect infrastructure drift without long-lived keys, while warning of silent workflow failures.
A self-hosting migration and an SSRF guard caused an AI assistant to silently drop hundreds of customer voice notes and files for two days.
Google has made Gemini 4 Argon available to developers, introducing a shared 1 million-token limit for input and output alongside introductory pricing that matches key competitors.
The new open-source tool Oxynote embeds live Prometheus and SQL charts directly into documentation pages, allowing teams to review metrics and explanations together.
GitLab released emergency updates for a CVSS 10.0 vulnerability allowing unauthenticated users to execute code on servers via CI/CD configuration.
Attackers are chaining three zero-day flaws in Ivanti Connect Secure VPNs to gain root access. Two flaws are patched, but a critical privilege escalation fix is still pending.
Facet developers discovered a logic error in their point-in-time restore system that could return stale data. They fixed the epoch handling to prioritize temporal accuracy over sequence numbers.
The self-hosted network monitor MiBee Steward v0.7.3 replaces its Go agent with a lighter Rust version, breaks backward compatibility with older databases, and introduces read-only federation between
An analysis of Cloudflare Tunnel reveals it hides IP addresses but does not replace application-level authentication or patching.
Dify instances installed before version 1.15.0 often retain a default SECRET_KEY that is publicly known, allowing unauthorized token signing.
CyberXero used Claude Code to automate attacks on WordPress sites, stealing over 628,000 records. A separate operation targeted Brazilian financial systems with invoice fraud.
Anomaly releases OpenCode 2.0, featuring a shared background service, rebuilt API, and Code Mode for efficient tool integration.
Employees are connecting personal AI assistants to corporate tools through OAuth and saved credentials, creating new identity security challenges for IT teams.
Analysis of 538 verified cases reveals that 23% of app breaks stem from deploy issues, including chunk 404s and stale builds that pass CI checks.