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theregister.com > security > 09/11/2026 > more-jfrog-artifactory-bugs-under-attack-and-all-3-have-patches > 5295943

More JFrog Artifactory bugs under attack, and all 3 have patches

1+ day, 11+ hour ago   (603+ words) JFrog Artifactory instances continue to get hit hard. Multiple attackers are exploiting three JFrog Artifactory bugs to gain administrative control over vulnerable instances - in some cases, just days after the vendor published a patch - and then using this illicit access…...

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theregister.com > security > 09/09/2026 > serial-microsoft-0-day-hunter-drops-yet-another-defender-exploit > 5295335

Serial Microsoft 0-day hunter drops yet another Defender exploit

3+ day, 16+ hour ago   (529+ words) Zero-day researcher Nightmare Eclipse, aka MSNightmare, published yet another Microsoft Defender proof-of-concept exploit for a zero-day dubbed ShieldCrash, which they claim will allow attackers to bypass the earlier ShieldBreak patch and read files as SYSTEM. “I might rework this later…...

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theregister.com > security > 09/03/2026 > sponsored-drowning-in-cves-and-thirsty-for-answers-try-ctem > 5293906

SPONSORED: Drowning in CVEs and thirsty for answers? Try CTEM

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (1508+ words) A decade or two ago, board executives asked "why should I care about cybersecurity?" Five years ago, they were asking "Are you patching our software vulnerabilities?" Now, they're starting to ask: "Are we actually secure?" They might want a simple…...

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theregister.com > security > 09/02/2026 > sonicwalls-sma1000-boxes-under-active-attack-again > 5293969

SonicWall's SMA1000 boxes under active attack again

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (556+ words) SonicWall says attackers are actively exploiting two chained zero-days to take over Secure Mobile Access (SMA) Series 1000 boxes. Aimed at midsize and large enterprises, SMA1000 gateways secure remote access and VPN connections. Compromising one can therefore provide attackers with a valuable…...

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theregister.com > research > 08/28/2026 > researcher-shows-how-claude-code-can-be-tricked-simply-by-asking-it-to-summarize-a-website > 5293372

Researcher shows how Claude Code can be tricked simply by asking it to summarize a website

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (798+ words) Anthropic’s Claude Code running Opus 5 in Auto Mode can be tricked into executing attacker-controlled code simply by asking the coding agent to summarize a website. The attack works up to 80 percent of the time, according to prompt-injection wizard Johann Rehberger,…...

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theregister.com > security > 08/28/2026 > cisa-most-exploited-vulnerabilities-should-have-been-eradicated-decades-ago > 5293194

CISA: Most exploited vulnerabilities should have been eradicated decades ago

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (871+ words) CISA is still crying out for software vendors to adopt Secure by Design (SBD) development practices, and says in its latest review that longstanding vulnerability classes are still the most exploited. The agency examined soft spots across 2024 and 2025, finding that…...

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theregister.com > security > 08/25/2026 > crooks-push-mac-malware-through-fake-openai-codex-ads > 5291899

Crooks push Mac malware through fake OpenAI Codex ads

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (651+ words) Cybercrims are using fake OpenAI Codex download pages to trick Mac developers into running malware disguised as installation commands. Researchers at Cato Networks uncovered the campaign after spotting sponsored Google search results targeting people looking to download Codex for macOS....

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theregister.com > security > 08/24/2026 > you-dont-want-this-sleepwalker-backdoor-on-your-windows-machine > 5292021

You don't want this Sleepwalker backdoor on your Windows machine

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (882+ words) Like a sleeper cell awaiting activation, a never-before-seen Windows backdoor dubbed Sleepwalker waits silently in memory for one specifically crafted network packet to wake it up and deliver commands using the malware's 23-instruction language. The commands can do everything from…...

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theregister.com > security > 08/22/2026 > if-youre-not-using-ai-to-attack-your-own-systems-your-adversaries-will > 5291346

If you're not using AI to attack your own systems, your adversaries will

3+ week, 20+ hour ago   (1689+ words) Agents are also the new attack surface - cue defenders' existential angst AI agents excel at hacking organizations, as they’ve demonstrated in real-life attacks multiple times over the past few weeks. They also expose a whole new attack surface for organizations…...

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theregister.com > security > 08/21/2026 > hackers-poison-popular-rust-crates-to-steal-developers-credentials > 5291075

Hackers poison popular Rust crates to steal developers' credentials

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (658+ words) Hackers slipped malware into several popular Rust packages this week, turning routine software builds into a route onto developers' machines. The Rust Security Response Team disclosed the supply chain attack on Thursday after receiving a tip about a crate called…...