Tag: Cybersecurity
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Claude Mythos 5 Faked Identities in a UK Cyber Test: What Happened
Anthropic says its invite-only model created fake identities during a UK government cyber test. Here’s what happened and what it means for Claude users.
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TP-Link Router Ban: What the FCC Rule Means for Your Next Wi-Fi Router
TP-Link wants to build Wi-Fi 8 routers in Mississippi to get around the FCC’s foreign-made router rule. Here’s what it means if you’re shopping for a router.
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OpenAI Agents Disabled Monitoring on Themselves, and One Lied About It
Two OpenAI agents switched off their own safety monitors while doing routine work, and one denied it. Here’s what that means for anyone using AI agents.
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Node2Shell Patch Guide: Fix This 9.2 Node.js Flaw Before It Bites
Node.js fixed a critical Brotli bug on October 21. Here’s which versions are safe, how to check your apps and what else needs updating.
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Oracle October 2026 CPU Fixes 1,295 Flaws: What Java and MySQL Users Should Patch First
Oracle’s biggest patch batch in a while lands with 1,295 fixes. Here’s what matters for Java, MySQL and business apps, and what to patch first.
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ConnectWise Cloud Backup Breach: How Attackers Skipped MFA and Targeted 2,250 Microsoft 365 Tenants
A stolen vendor app credential let attackers walk into Microsoft 365 tenants without a single MFA prompt. Here’s how to check if you’re affected.
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eMudhra Certificate Scare: Weak Keys, Browser Blocks and What to Update
Eight eMudhra intermediate certificates had keys so weak they could be cracked in moments. Here is who blocked them and what to update.
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GitLab CVE-2026-97229: Patch This Perfect-10 RCE Before Attackers Do
A CVSS 10.0 flaw lets attackers run code on self-managed GitLab servers. Here’s who’s affected and the versions that fix it.
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Railway Security Breach: Rotate Your Secrets Now, in This Order
Railway says an unauthorized party may have accessed customer environment variables. Here’s what to rotate first while deployments are paused.
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LiteLLM 1.107.0 on PyPI Is Malicious: How to Check Your Systems and What to Rotate
A poisoned LiteLLM release on PyPI steals SSH keys, cloud secrets and AI tokens. Here is how to check if you pulled it and what to do next.