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WordPress Plugin Flaw Enables Takeover Attacks on Millions of Sites

Millions of WordPress sites are at risk of takeover due to a high-severity vulnerability in the popular All-in-One WP Migration and Backup plugin, with 3.25 million sites still running a vulnerable version. This flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-19949, allows attackers to execute remote code and take full control of affected sites.

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Microsoft Defender mistakenly targets Google search links

Microsoft Defender for Office 365's Safe Links feature has mistakenly flagged Google search links as malicious, blocking users from accessing legitimate search results. This faulty security classification is currently preventing users from opening harmless links.

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AI-Powered Exploit Porting Threatens Industrial Control Systems

A recent exploit development stage for targeting Industrial Control Systems racked up a hefty $535.74 API usage bill over just 8 hours and 32 minutes, highlighting the costly and disturbing potential of AI-powered threat tactics. This unsettling advancement centers around CVE-2021-31886, a severe vulnerability in Nucleus FTP servers.

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USPS Deploys Untested IT Systems for Mail-In Ballots

A whistleblower has sounded the alarm on the Trump administration's hasty and secretive effort to roll out untested IT systems for mail-in ballots, warning of potentially catastrophic problems just ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The new systems are being developed in a way that ignores basic software development best practices, experts warn.

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Unpatched Microsoft Exchange Servers Exposed to Hijack Attacks

Thousands of Microsoft Exchange servers remain vulnerable to a high-severity flaw, leaving 21,899 internet-facing systems open to hijack attacks that could give attackers control of every mailbox. This unpatched authentication-bypass vulnerability, CVE-2026-62911, was fixed by Microsoft in August, but many servers still haven't been updated.

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Microsoft Update Reverts Windows 11 Mouse Settings

If you've customized your Windows 11 mouse settings, beware: the latest update, KB5120998, may be reverting them to default, causing frustrating losses in personalization. Microsoft is investigating the issue and asking affected users to report their experiences through the Feedback Hub.

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Microsoft Disregards Defender Alerts as False Positives

If you've recently updated Microsoft Defender Antivirus, you might be seeing annoying false alarms claiming it's turned off - but don't worry, it's still working hard to protect you. These pesky alerts are affecting all supported Windows versions, including Windows 11 26H1 and Windows Server 2025.

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PaperCut Flaws Chained for Remote Code Execution

Researchers have uncovered a vulnerability in PaperCut that allows an unauthenticated attacker to gain remote control, enabling them to execute arbitrary Java code within the application's process. This flaw can be exploited through a clever two-step chaining technique, putting unpatched PaperCut NG and MF instances at risk.

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Vulnerability Management Scrambles to Keep Pace with AI-Driven Discovery

The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) is undergoing a major overhaul as it struggles to keep up with a staggering 30,000 reclassified vulnerabilities, now marked as "Not Scheduled" for further analysis, amid a surge in AI-driven discoveries. This change aims to help manage the overwhelming backlog through selective processing and automation.

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CISA Warns of Persisting Vulnerabilities

Threat actors are still finding success by exploiting simple, preventable software weaknesses that have been known for years - and it's a problem that CISA says could have been designed out of products from the start. The agency's review reveals that decades-old bugs, like improper input validation, continue to plague the industry.

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ServiceNow Patches Maximum-Severity Vulnerabilities

ServiceNow has released urgent security updates to fix three critical vulnerabilities in its AI Platform, and experts warn customers to act fast to secure their self-hosted instances. Apply the patches now to protect against potential malicious attacks.

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cPanel Flaw Enables Root Code Execution via Domain Functionality

A critical cPanel security flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-65643, allows attackers to execute code as the root user, giving them full control of the server, by exploiting domain parking and addon domain functionality. This vulnerability impacts all supported versions of cPanel & WHM and can be triggered by an authenticated account holder.

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Microsoft Rolls Out Windows 11 KB5120998 Update With 35 Fixes, Taskbar Overhaul

Microsoft's latest update, KB5120998, is here with 35 fixes and a revamped taskbar, plus a new administrator protection feature that helps shield against elevation-of-privilege attacks by separating profiles. This feature, currently off by default, can be easily enabled through Microsoft Intune or Group Policy.

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Next.js Patches Flaws Enabling Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution

If your Next.js application is hosted on Windows, upgrade immediately to patch a critical vulnerability that allows unauthenticated remote code execution. This flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-75604, affects apps using both Pages Router and App Router without Cache Components.

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Omarchy Linux Distro Draws $10 Million Backing

Meet Omarchy, a bold new take on Arch Linux, now backed by $10 million in funding and led by tech visionary David Heinemeier Hansson - but beware, its early releases have raised some red flags about security. The project just rolled out Omarchy 4.0.1, a swift security fix for its mid-August "Quattro" release.

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Amazon Kiro Flaw Exposes Sensitive Data Through Prompt Injection

A security flaw in Kiro, known as a prompt injection vulnerability, allowed hackers to tap into sensitive data by manipulating the Kiro agent with malicious repository content. This issue, affecting Kiro IDE 0.7.45 on Windows, could send local information to an external endpoint, putting users at risk.

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Federal Agencies Face Shrinking Window to Defend Against Cyber Threats

The threat landscape has drastically changed: cyber attackers can now exploit vulnerabilities in as little as two days, leaving federal agencies with a shrinking window to defend against threats. To stay ahead, they must shift their focus from reacting to attacks to anticipating and preparing for what's next.

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Microsoft Disables Faulty Driver Behind Windows 11 Gaming Crashes

Microsoft has pinpointed a problematic driver, inpoutx64.sys, as the culprit behind Windows 11 gaming crashes, and has taken swift action to disable it and prevent further system crashes and game failures. This fix aims to put an end to frustrating errors and glitches, ensuring a smoother gaming experience for Windows 11 users.

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CISA Mandates Patching of Exploited Citrix NetScaler Flaw

Don't wait until it's too late: CISA has issued a directive requiring all Federal agencies to patch the exploited Citrix NetScaler flaw, CVE-2026-8452, by August 29 to avoid potential security breaches. This critical vulnerability is already being exploited in the wild, making swift action essential.

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NVIDIA GPUs Vulnerable to GPUThor Rowhammer Attack Bypassing ECC

NVIDIA GPUs are vulnerable to a new type of attack, dubbed GPUThor, which can cause massive corruption - up to 377,552 bit flips per gigabyte - on certain models, including the RTX A5000, when their GDDR6 memory is exploited. This Rowhammer-style attack can bypass ECC protection, putting powerful NVIDIA workstation cards at risk.

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Ubiquiti Patches Three Maximum-Severity Flaws in UniFi Line

Ubiquiti has patched three critical vulnerabilities in its UniFi line, with a severity score of 10 out of 10, that could allow hackers to gain control of affected devices. These flaws, along with 19 others, were disclosed in a security bulletin, highlighting the need for immediate updates.

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AI Models Accelerate Vulnerability Discovery

New AI models are revolutionizing vulnerability discovery, condensing a process that once took months into just hours and leaving defenders scrambling to keep up. This acceleration is outpacing traditional patch cycles, with attackers now able to develop working exploit code in as little as a week.

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AI-Driven Vulnerability Discovery Surges, Threatens Software Security

The AI-driven vulnerability discovery surge is alarming, with OpenClaw, a popular AI project, ranking 12th in Q2 for most vulnerabilities discovered and published, with over 200 CVEs registered. This sharp increase in registered vulnerabilities is largely driven by AI adoption in both application development and vulnerability discovery.

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Unpatched Kaltura Flaws Expose Servers to Remote Code Execution

A pair of unpatched vulnerabilities in Kaltura's mwEmbed HTML5 player library could put servers at risk of remote code execution, allowing attackers to read sensitive files and run malicious code - and affecting not just individual customers, but also every tenant on shared hosting infrastructure. This critical security gap, tracked as CVE-2026-19913 and CVE-2026-19912, remains unpatched, leaving countless systems exposed.

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