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Broadcom Disrupts VMware with Emergency Patches for Critical Flaws

Broadcom has just released emergency security patches to tackle critical flaws in VMware's vCenter, ESX, Workstation, and Fusion - and it's urging admins to act fast, treating affected systems as immediately vulnerable. Three critical vulnerabilities, including CVE-2026-59309, CVE-2026-59310, and CVE-2026-47876, are among the five patched across these products and others that contain vCenter or ESX.

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Broadcom Fixes VMware Flaws That Allow Auth Bypass and Code Execution

Broadcom has patched critical VMware vCenter flaws, including a severe authentication-bypass vulnerability that could let hackers gain unauthorized access to your system. This game-changing flaw, rated 9.8 in severity, can be exploited by malicious actors with network access to wreak havoc on your VMware environment.

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Linux Rootkits Persist in Updated Forms

A single misstep with an over-privileged or poorly designed agent can quickly spiral into a serious incident, making the UK National Cyber Security Centre's warning feel alarmingly relevant. This urgency was underscored at Pwn2Own Berlin, where researchers exploited 47 zero-day flaws, raking in over $1.2 million in rewards.

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Kyber Ransomware Targets Windows, VMware with Post-Quantum Encryption

Meet the Kyber Ransomware, a potent threat that targets both Windows and VMware environments with cutting-edge, post-quantum encryption. This sophisticated malware has been found to strike multiple systems at once, as seen in a March 2026 incident where two variants were deployed on the same network.

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