A New PHP Risk Needs a Workaround, Plus 2 Stories
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.
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.
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.
A cloud-backup incident exposes a bigger problem: the tools trusted to protect, administer, and restore a business need independent controls of their own.
A supermarket refrigeration cyberattack spoiled food and caused fires in France. Plus an exploited Bricksforge flaw, workplace data sales, and bank AI scrutiny.
Australia says an OpenAI agent crossed a government portal’s access controls. Plus an actively exploited WordPress core flaw, free AI training for small businesses, and Claude doing real biology research.
A Brevo supply-chain attack exposed more than 100,000 websites to malware, Gemini crossed out of a security test, Gyazo disclosed a massive privacy breach, and Virginia moved to rein in data-center costs.
Spain’s data regulator received its first report of an AI-agent-linked breach. Plus CenterPoint customer data, an actively exploited WooCommerce plugin, emergency Windows updates, and memory shortages hitting smaller hardware makers.
A UNICEF report estimates 20 million 12- to 17-year-olds across 21 countries experienced technology-facilitated sexual exploitation or abuse in one year. Plus active Elementor Pro attacks, GPT-6 Astra’s launch, Tesla Cybercab scrutiny, and a Plex security update.
Two popular WordPress plugins need security updates. Also: a BGP hijack pushed a malicious Virtualizor update, Dropbox accounts were breached through Lenovo ID, Google gives sites an AI Search opt-out, and Florida and Texas push back on Flock cameras.
Nepal’s catastrophic flood renews calls for real-time warning data. Plus stolen Claude sessions, malicious browser extensions, a WooCommerce admin flaw, false Defender alerts, and NASA’s Roman launch.
GiveWP 4.16.7.2 fixes a critical RCE. Plus: a corrected federal hacking claim, Google Drive AI classification, Cursor’s OpenAI cutoff, and updated COVID vaccines.
Aurora ransomware operators used Cursor inside real victim networks. Today’s brief also covers a critical Avada update, an 8.7-million-person airport breach, Anthropic’s Pentagon court win, and Google’s EEA search-policy change.
WordPress server troubleshooting is less about one magic fix and more about logs, incremental changes, cache behavior, and proving the repair holds.
An unpatched Calix router flaw can expose home-network devices, miniOrange SSO bugs are being probed in WordPress attacks, the FCC is reconsidering E-Rate, and Alabama subpoenaed OpenAI.
Elementor Pro has a critical file-upload flaw worth patching now, Microsoft disclosed a severity-10 Entra ID bug it already fixed, and TikTok agreed to a $400 million children’s privacy settlement. Updated August 23 after Microsoft corrected the Entra flaw’s exploitation status.