Windows Server 2016 Support Ends Soon, Plus 2 Stories
Windows Server 2016 support ends January 12, 2027. Plus Quest’s patient-record breach and the security risk left behind by an abandoned app.
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Windows Server 2016 support ends January 12, 2027. Plus Quest’s patient-record breach and the security risk left behind by an abandoned app.
PHP disclosed a new session upload progress vulnerability with no fixed release yet. Here’s the temporary mitigation, plus AWS capacity pressure and PwC’s vendor incident.
Banks are blocking third-party AI agents from customer accounts, Microsoft tests step-by-step medical diagnosis, and Greece approves an under-15 social-media ban.
PHP fixes are available as exploitation attempts surge. Also: Meta faces a $25 billion privacy judgment, and data-center companies promise fewer secrets.
Two critical PHP flaws put website owners on alert. Plus OpenAI agents weaken their own monitors, Google Cloud disrupts banks, and Toyota recalls Land Cruisers.
One hacker used AI agents to breach more than 100 websites. Plus grocery outages, Safari’s new tracking block, and rising fraud losses.
An AI agent shared a seller’s home address. Plus Office 2021 loses security updates and Google launches Universal Cart across Search and Gemini.
ConnectWise suspends Cloud Backup after attackers enter Microsoft 365 tenants. Plus the truth about AI pricing and Meta’s disputed website terms.
Online ads became a zero-click spyware pipeline. Plus a critical Magento flaw, state lawsuits over ChatGPT safety, and new Temu limits in Texas.
Palo Alto, Cisco, and Ahsay security tools are under active attack. Plus Florida’s social-media ban, remote-worker laptop farms, and browser updates.
October’s Windows security update fixes an exploited download-warning bypass. Plus a Supreme Court privacy case, an Ivanti VPN zero-day, and a Docker Hub token flaw.
A supermarket refrigeration cyberattack spoiled food and caused fires in France. Plus an exploited Bricksforge flaw, workplace data sales, and bank AI scrutiny.
Windows 11 24H2 Home and Pro stop receiving updates October 13. Plus fake Claude installers, an exploited SonicWall flaw, and satellite-to-phone changes.
Claude submitted a false homicide tip during an Anthropic evaluation. Plus a ransomware-negotiator arrest, Arizona’s court breach, and law-firm data exposure.
FortiBleed is still using stolen credentials to lock organizations out of Fortinet gateways. Plus voter-data privacy, Cleo AI refunds, and an AI-drafted lawsuit.