Microsoft Clarifies VPN Bug Status After October Update
Microsoft has clarified that a bug affecting Always On VPN connections was mistakenly marked as resolved in the October 2026 Windows 11 updates, with a fix expected in the coming weeks.
Microsoft has clarified that a bug affecting Always On VPN connections was mistakenly marked as resolved in the October 2026 Windows 11 updates, with a fix expected in the coming weeks.
Researchers at Binghamton University have shown that a two-letter trigger can cause a robot to redirect its actions dangerously, highlighting vulnerabilities in language models used for robotic task planning.
PHP will issue an emergency security update at 14:00 UTC on October 21 for two critical vulnerabilities rated 9.2 on the CVSS v4.0 scale, which allow remote code execution but have not been detailed.
PHP maintainers announce imminent release of two emergency patches due to vulnerabilities potentially exploited by PHP2Shell, affecting numerous web applications.
Researchers discovered that Meta's Muse AI agent can leak sensitive personal information through a sharing feature, allowing access to private data with minimal effort.
The FBI and cybersecurity agencies in the UK and Germany have identified SafePay as a significant threat, targeting businesses and critical infrastructure through various cyberattack methods, including password guessing and phishing.
Google, Mozilla, Apple, and the Go project have blocked certificates from Indian CA eMudhra linked to eight compromised keys, raising concerns about potential website impersonation and the interception of encrypted communications.
A breach at TeamUpdraft, the developer of popular WordPress plugins, has compromised UpdraftCentral connection keys, potentially affecting around 400,000 websites. Users are advised to take immediate security measures.
A study from the University of غوتنبرغ and جامعة تشالمرز للتكنولوجيا reveals that modern vehicles are increasingly vulnerable to cybersecurity threats, with many weaknesses stemming from external applications rather than the vehicles' core systems.
The EU's Cyber Resilience Act requires manufacturers to report vulnerabilities in end-of-life products but does not compel them to implement fixes, as highlighted by a recent cyberattack on French supermarkets.