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The Everest ransomware group has publicly claimed to have stolen roughly 590.69 GB of data from PwC, alleging that the haul includes HR records, training materials and internal documents. At the time of the claim the details were unverified and PwC had not issued a public response; the listing appeared on Everest’s leak site on October 22, 2026. This post lays out the factual elements reported so far, what the…
Cisco has released fixes for a critical vulnerability in its Expressway product line that could allow remote attackers to execute operating-system commands with root privileges on affected devices. Tracked as CVE-2026-76466 and assigned a CVSS score of 9.8, the issue is specific to clustered deployments of Cisco Expressway Core (Expressway‑C) and Cisco Expressway Edge (Expressway‑E). Cisco published its advisory on October 21, 2026, and the company credited Stefan Aleksic of…
Japanese gaming giant Capcom has confirmed unauthorized access to its CAPCOM ID membership service, exposing the email addresses and related account metadata of roughly 11.7 million users. While the company says passwords for the vast majority of accounts and payment card data were not exposed, a small number of accounts contained additional personal details and a few had their passwords maliciously changed. Capcom detected suspicious activity on October 19, launched…
Security teams are drowning in scanner output: thousands of findings a day, many irrelevant or impossible to exploit. AWS Continuum for code vulnerabilities aims to change that dynamic by validating which findings are actually exploitable in your environment, ranking issues by business impact, and proposing concrete remediations that integrate directly into developer workflows. It combines code analysis, environment context, and sandboxed reproduction to move teams from manual triage to prioritized,…
A recent software-only partial jailbreak for the Switch 2 has stirred the console modding world: a researcher found a chain of vulnerabilities that gives userland access, enabling homebrew apps, file access, and limited modding without a hardware exploit. The discovery—built around the SmileBasic 4 interpreter and aided by clever tooling—demonstrates both the ingenuity of independent researchers and the fragile, ongoing arms race between platform vendors and the hacking community. This…
Websites around the world went dark this week after security researchers uncovered a serious flaw in PHP, the programming language that underpins roughly 70% of the web. Governments and organisations ordered precautionary takedowns while a patch was released, but experts warned that a long tail of unmaintained sites could remain vulnerable for weeks or months — creating a persistent window for exploitation. What happened Researchers reported a critical vulnerability in…
Microsoft’s October Patch Tuesday smashed previous records: the company released fixes for 1,413 vulnerabilities in a single update cycle, a figure that highlights both the scale of modern software risk and the growing speed of vulnerability discovery. The release spans a broad set of products and includes at least one flaw Microsoft says has been actively exploited in the wild — prompting urgent attention from defenders and federal agencies alike.…
Microsoft’s October 2026 security updates patched three BitLocker-related vulnerabilities, and while none of the issues breaks BitLocker’s encryption itself, the flaws underline an important reality: encryption is a vital layer, but not a complete defense. These bugs — CVE-2026-85920, CVE-2026-88070, and CVE-2026-83500 — affect BitLocker implementation paths that an attacker can abuse after achieving local or physical access to a device. For security teams, the practical question is not panic,…
Microsoft released an urgent patch in the October 2026 Patch Tuesday cycle to address an actively exploited Windows Shell zero-day that allows attackers to bypass Mark of the Web (MOTW) protections. Tracked as CVE-2026-96951 and rated Important with a CVSS score of 8.8, Microsoft confirmed exploitation had already occurred when the update shipped. The vendor’s “Exploitation Detected” assessment raises this from a theoretical risk to an immediate operational concern for…
Atlassian has released emergency fixes for a critical arbitrary file access vulnerability that affects eight of its products — including Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket. Tracked as CVE-2026-21589 with a CVSS score of 9.3, the flaw allows unauthenticated attackers to retrieve specific files from an application’s web root if they can guess the exact path and filename. While the bug does not let attackers enumerate directories, the ability to fetch particular…
Vercel has publicly acknowledged a reported KVM zero-day that a security researcher says enables a full guest-to-host virtual machine escape, and the company has granted the finder its top bounty of $50,000. The disclosure raised immediate concern because Vercel uses isolated microVMs as the primary sandbox boundary for untrusted workloads and AI agents, and a successful escape to host root undermines that separation. At the time of announcement, Vercel and…
Dell’s Container Storage Modules (CSM) were found to contain multiple critical vulnerabilities that can allow unauthenticated remote attackers to gain full administrative control of affected storage environments. The most severe issues — two CVSS 10.0 flaws — permit attackers to bypass authentication and escalate to administrator privileges, while other high-severity flaws enable privilege escalation inside Kubernetes clusters or token forgery. Dell has released advisory DSA-2026-448 and fixed the issues in…
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