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Security Updated Nov 1

Linux Kernel TCP Flaw CVE-2026-98432 Exploited to Root MPTCP Servers

What changed · following since Oct 30 Nov 1 — Red Hat raised the flaw to Critical, Amazon Linux shipped fixes, and Go's default MPTCP behavior expanded the perceived attack surface.

The severity consensus has shifted after Red Hat raised its

Built from 3 signals across 3 sources · 731 items reviewed

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eMudhra CA Key Compromise Triggers Cross-Platform Certificate Blocks

A PKI compromise at eMudhra exposed private keys for eight intermediate certificate authorities, enabling anyone to forge valid TLS certificates for arbitrary domains. Major platform vendors and runtime maintainers responded with coordinated certificate blocklists, but the fragmented trust store landscape

Built from 6 signals across 6 sources · 408 items reviewed

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Linux kernel CVE-2026-99999 lets VMs read host memory; fixes land

CVE-2026-99999 breaks a shared Linux kernel isolation boundary: specially crafted packets from a guest VM can read host memory, making the issue relevant beyond Vercel's sandboxes. Vercel confirmed the flaw after it was demonstrated against live sandboxes,

Built from 2 signals across 2 sources · 258 items reviewed

Security Updated Oct 20

GhostAction Uses GitHub Actions to Steal Cloud and AI Credentials

What changed · following since Oct 10 Oct 20 — GhostAction has added GitHub-themed phishing and a VS Code-triggered credential stealer disguised as a font file, with 94 repositories carrying the second stage.

GhostAction has evolved from workflow injection into

Built from 5 signals across 3 sources · 515 items reviewed

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Hijacked .gh, .sl and .as Registries Enabled 12 Fake Google Certificates

Attackers compromised three country-code registries and used them to obtain unauthorized HTTPS certificates for Google and YouTube domains, showing that browser trust can fail outside the target company’s infrastructure. Google said its systems were not breached, but domains

Built from 2 signals across 2 sources · 113 items reviewed

Security Updated Oct 18

MALFEX npm Campaign and TensorLake 0.5.144 Put Installs at Risk

What changed · following since Oct 8 Oct 18 — MALFEX package imgdecode, uploaded September 30, 2026, had 979 downloads and used a Windows DLL to decrypt GitHub shellcode and inject it into dllhost.exe.

Two npm supply-chain paths now cover

Built from 5 signals across 3 sources · 293 items reviewed

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OpenSSH 10.6 speeds security releases as Google pauses OSS bug bounty intake

Automated vulnerability reporting is forcing open-source security programs to change both intake and release cadence. OpenSSH 10.6 responds to a surge in AI-assisted reports by planning more frequent releases, while Google temporarily stopped accepting product vulnerability reports

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Cloudflare Containers Exposed Cross-Tenant Disk Blocks as PQ TLS CA Plans Advance

Cloudflare’s October 5 announcements show two sides of platform security: expanding cryptographic infrastructure while correcting a storage-isolation failure in Containers and Sandboxes. A Workers Paid customer could recover residual disk blocks from other customers’ containers because reused thin-

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CVE-2026-88779 Exploited Against Citrix NetScaler SAML Deployments

CVE-2026-88779 is being exploited in targeted attacks against affected customer-managed Citrix NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway deployments, where it can cause denial of service. Citrix rates the memory overflow flaw 8.7 CVSS and has released security

Built from 3 signals across 3 sources · 74 items reviewed

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Zimbra CVE-2026-73570 Was Exploited Before Disclosure

Attackers exploited Zimbra CVE-2026-73570 before the flaw was publicly disclosed, turning an unauthenticated command-injection bug into mailbox and credential theft. The incident shows that a patch can be available while defenders still lack the disclosure and detection

Built from 3 signals across 3 sources · 105 items reviewed