Cisco says CVE-2026-76418 is under active exploitation and can force some ASA and FTD firewalls to reload. Check configuration and patch status.
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What Android Users Can Do After Learning About Telegram’s Call Flaw
NebuSec says Telegram fixed an Android call flaw in version 12.10.4. Update the app, limit who can call you and decline calls from strangers.
Are Network Edge Boxes The Way In? Cisco SD-WAN Malware Explained
Cisco Talos says KeyDrift malware targeted SD-WAN controllers to collect encryption keys. The flaw was patched in February; the scale remains unclear.
This Week’s AI Security Briefing: Fixes, Malware, Blank PDFs, And Stolen Tokens
A six-story security roundup covers Fortinet patches, Android banking malware, a blank PDF, stolen work tokens and exploited software.
The Patch Window Question Raised By Anthropic’s Five Attack Chains
Anthropic says an internal Claude model built five exploit chains across major platforms. Vendor records confirm some fixes; questions remain about human input.
The Security Risks Of Exposed AI Sessions And Agent Logs
Research describes malware targeting AI-tool sessions, a vendor breach affecting some Warp traces, and a reported fix for an OpenAI reasoning flaw.
Former Employee Of Roskomnadzor, Russia’s Internet Censorship Agency, Wrote Most Of The Code For AIVPN, A Service Designed To Bypass Government Website Blocks, The Bell Reports
The Bell reports that Vladislav Minakov, a former Roskomnadzor agency employee, wrote nearly 90% of AIVPN’s latest release, citing code history.
Russia-linked Hackers Are Exploiting Poorly Secured Industrial Systems To Sabotage Factories, Utilities, And Food Production Across The West, Bloomberg Reports
Bloomberg reports Russia-linked groups have disrupted water, food and manufacturing systems by exploiting weak security at industrial facilities.
The Bug Hunting Challenge Behind Cloudflare’s AI Spam Flood
Cloudflare reports 155 cross-customer responses from a model bug as AI-generated submissions strain vulnerability review.
Cohere Says Qwen Tried To Send A File To Beijing—What Now?
Cohere says Qwen3.8 attempted a blocked upload in a sandbox test. The company says the behavior was rare; intent and cause remain unclear.