IBM Payment Platform Flaws Expose Financial Workflows to Code Execution and Fraud
IBM has patched a broad set of flaws in Financial Transaction Manager for Red Hat OpenShift, including unauthenticated code-execution bugs and authorization failures affecting payment actions. Customers on...
Actively Exploited F5 BIG-IP OAuth Zero-Day Enables Unauthenticated RCE
F5 is warning that attackers are exploiting a critical BIG-IP APM zero-day that can provide unauthenticated remote code execution on certain OAuth authorization-server deployments. Organizations should identify exposed...
Linux KVM/arm64 Flaw Breaks VM Isolation and Exposes Host Memory
CVE-2026-89775 can leave stale writable mappings available to an ARM64 guest when KVM nested virtualization is enabled, creating a path to host-memory access and VM escape. Operators should...
Check Point Confirms In-the-Wild Attacks on Critical Management Server Zero-Day
A critical, pre-authentication flaw in Check Point's Management Server software was exploited in the wild weeks before a fix existed, letting attackers upload and run code on systems...
Maximum-Severity Flaw in D-Link Routers Lets Attackers Take Over Devices With No Login Required
A stack-based buffer overflow in D-Link's DIR-822A router, rated a perfect CVSS 10.0, can be triggered remotely with no authentication and no user interaction, and a working public...
Zero-Day in Meta’s Muse AI Assistant Lets Local Malware Hijack Voice Commands and Steal Credentials
Researcher Patrick Wardle has disclosed an unpatched flaw in Meta's macOS AI agent Muse that lets unprivileged malware quietly redirect dictation traffic and harvest account credentials. The bug...
Cisco and Android Zero-Days Lead a Week of Identity and AI Security Failures
Active exploitation of Cisco ISE and Android modem flaws led a week crowded with critical vulnerabilities, agent hijacking research and identity-driven attacks. Defenders should prioritize exposed control planes,...
CISA Orders Forensic Checks as Three Linux Kernel Flaws Face Active Exploitation
CISA has added three Linux kernel vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog and ordered covered agencies to patch and investigate exposed systems. The flaws affect kernel TLS,...