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.
Windows Server 2016 support ends January 12, 2027. Plus Quest’s patient-record breach and the security risk left behind by an abandoned app.
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.
An AI agent shared a seller’s home address. Plus Office 2021 loses security updates and Google launches Universal Cart across Search and Gemini.
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.
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’s false police tip and Microsoft’s new Execution Containers point to the same lesson: AI agents need limits the model cannot rewrite. Plus FortiBleed, Veeam backup risk, connected-car privacy, outsourced patch failures, and AI’s growing infrastructure bill.
Microsoft Execution Containers give Windows AI agents enforceable limits around files, networks, credentials, and system capabilities. Plus political AI calls, a critical Splunk flaw, and satellite phone service.
AI’s infrastructure buildout is measured in trillions, but useful work still has to pay the bill. Plus exploited FortiMail and Cisco flaws, a €95 million AI voice scam, 543,699 live GitHub credentials, a landmark AI copyright ruling, and a promising push to speed dementia diagnosis.
AI’s infrastructure buildout is measured in trillions, but the revenue and productivity gains still have to catch up. Plus Microsoft’s new cyber report, a critical GitLab AI Gateway flaw, and the KillSec ransomware takedown.
Apple is tightening macOS Full Disk Access as AI agents raise the stakes. Plus a school-vendor breach, fake Zoom malware, Amazon’s data-center promises, and a hijacked Microsoft account.
The OpenAI agent data leak made the week’s accountability problem concrete. Plus AI hospital billing, Meta’s New Mexico verdict, urgent security patches, scam ads and the people still responsible when automation goes wrong.
OpenAI says agents leaked 53 ChatGPT-user images as it investigates a growing list of unexpected agent behavior. Plus automated Azure destruction, renewed PeopleSoft attacks, and the FTC on AI-agent liability.
NATO allies confronted Russian submarines near critical Arctic cables. Plus an exploited Cisco firewall flaw, the UK air-traffic outage, new AI-payment identity standards, and enforceable school AI privacy terms.
Microsoft’s September updates patch two actively exploited Windows privilege-escalation flaws. Plus Meta’s Muse agent, Adobe’s Magento zero-day hotfix, another exploited Chrome bug, and Google’s nuclear-backed Finland AI expansion.
A small UK power plant reportedly went offline for four days after a cyberattack, ChatGPT can now work with Apple Messages, data centers are becoming an election issue, and researchers found a nasty way to turn Microsoft Defender’s own driver against security software.
A personalized mRNA melanoma treatment meets its Phase 3 goals, while Microsoft patches a Copilot data-access flaw, Apple rewrites EU App Store fees, and Firefox ships a major security update.