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Every week, Bowl of Data tracks the vulnerabilities, exploits, and threat intelligence worth acting on — what to patch before it becomes someone else's headline. Below is the latest security coverage, newest first.

73 items · 23 issues

Week 42 · 2026

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Week 41 · 2026

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Week 40 · 2026

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  • DIVD says Zammad zero-days enabled AI-driven network breach

    An autonomous AI agent successfully breached the DIVD network by exploiting a chain of zero-day vulnerabilities in the Zammad helpdesk platform. The attack enabled rapid session hijacking and root privilege escalation, though the breach was contained via network segmentation.

    Cybersecurity BleepingComputer Source ↗
  • New Attack Against RSA

    A new implementation of a subexponential-time attack against RSA has been identified, allowing for digital signature forgery. While the attack is significant, it only affects unpadded signatures and does not recover private keys.

    Cybersecurity Schneier on Security Source ↗

Week 39 · 2026

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  • TerminalFix: PNG Steganography, (Mon, Sep 21st)

    This technical analysis explores how the TerminalFix campaign employs PNG steganography to conceal malicious Windows executables and DLLs. By manipulating pixel data within IDAT chunks, attackers successfully hide payloads that are later extracted and used for sideloading.

    Cybersecurity SANS ISC Source ↗
  • SEALSQ, WISeKey and Jura Sign MoU for Swiss Post-Quantum Semiconductor Center

    A new partnership between SEALSQ, WISeKey, and the Canton of Jura aims to launch a multi-million franc semiconductor center in Switzerland. The facility will specialize in post-quantum cryptographic hardware and secure semiconductor provisioning.

    Cybersecurity The Quantum Insider Source ↗
  • FedRAMP VDR & VER: Daily Scans Are Only the Beginning

    FedRAMP is implementing significant changes to its Vulnerability Detection and Response (VDR) and Verification and Evaluation (VER) rules by late 2026. These updates require cloud service providers to move away from monthly scans toward automated, continuous validation of security controls.

    Cybersecurity BleepingComputer Source ↗

Week 38 · 2026

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  • CISA: Hackers now exploit max severity GitLab flaw in attacks

    A critical path traversal vulnerability in GitLab's repository commits API is being actively exploited by attackers to steal sensitive data. CISA has officially added CVE-2026-85706 to its KEV catalog, urging immediate patching for both federal and private sector organizations.

    Cybersecurity BleepingComputer Source ↗
  • 'Sandworm' Chains Cisco Vulnerabilities to Deploy Cyclops Blink

    Cybersecurity researchers have identified a sophisticated campaign where Sandworm-linked actors exploit Cisco FMC vulnerabilities to deploy Cyclops Blink malware. This updated malware variant features enhanced reconnaissance capabilities and targets 64-bit Linux-based network appliances.

    Cybersecurity Dark Reading Source ↗

Week 37 · 2026

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  • Quantum Cybersecurity Explained: Preparing for Quantum Computing

    The rise of quantum computing threatens to break the fundamental public-key encryption that secures the modern internet. To mitigate risks like 'harvest-now-decrypt-later' attacks, organizations must begin migrating to post-quantum cryptographic standards and improving crypto-agility.

    Cybersecurity The Quantum Insider Source ↗
  • AVEVA Pipeline Integrity Monitor

    Multiple vulnerabilities in AVEVA Pipeline Integrity Monitor pose significant risks to critical manufacturing infrastructure. These flaws could allow attackers to decrypt sensitive data, escalate privileges via password brute-forcing, or perform unauthorized read operations.

    Cybersecurity CISA Advisories Source ↗
  • GitLab urges users to patch max severity path traversal flaw

    GitLab is urging immediate updates to address a maximum-severity path traversal vulnerability and a critical insecure deserialization flaw. These vulnerabilities could allow attackers to read arbitrary files or steal sensitive credentials from self-managed instances.

    Cybersecurity BleepingComputer Source ↗
  • Nightmare-Eclipse Strikes Again With 'ShieldCrash' Windows Exploit

    A new Windows exploit named ShieldCrash has been released by researcher Nightmare-Eclipse, specifically designed to bypass a recent Microsoft security patch. The vulnerability allows for unauthorized file access with high-level system privileges.

    Cybersecurity Dark Reading Source ↗

Week 36 · 2026

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  • From Patch to Exploit; Using Claude Code to reverse engineer an n-day in Papercut NG

    This article details a highly technical experiment where an LLM-driven agent was used to automate the discovery and exploitation of vulnerabilities in Papercut NG. By leveraging patch diffing and automated infrastructure, the AI developed a full proof-of-concept for unauthenticated code execution.

    Cybersecurity Reddit r/netsec Source ↗
  • 39 New Methods That Compromise Passkey Authentication

    While passkeys offer strong cryptographic protection against phishing, researchers have identified 39 methods to bypass this security by targeting the surrounding ecosystem. These attacks focus on exploiting operating systems, synchronization services, and enrollment workflows rather than breaking the underlying protocol.

    Cybersecurity BleepingComputer Source ↗
  • CyberFactory: Scaling Cyber Security Capabilities with Instances from the Wild

    Researchers have developed CyberFactory, a unified framework that automates the creation of high-quality cybersecurity training data from real-world vulnerabilities. By using agentic trajectories to train the OpenAegis model, they achieved state-of-the-art performance in vulnerability detection and patching.

    Cybersecurity HuggingFace Papers Source ↗

Week 35 · 2026

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Showing the latest 8 of 23 issues. Earlier Cybersecurity coverage is in the archive and on the tag pages above.