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TeamViewer users should patch five high‑severity flaws immediately

TeamViewer has issued updates that fix five high‑severity vulnerabilities in its remote‑access client and host software. The company recommends all users install version 15.82 immediately to eliminate the risk of remote code execution and privilege escalation.

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GitLab private email addresses exposed, risk of unauthorised merge requests

Publicly posted GitLab private email addresses contain long‑lived tokens that let anyone open merge requests as the token owner, bypassing IP restrictions. Learn how to find, remove and reset these addresses.

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Magento StyleSmuggler zero‑day exploit is actively backdooring online stores

A zero‑day called StyleSmuggler lets attackers install a persistent backdoor on any Magento store without logging in. All versions up to 2.4.9 are vulnerable, Adobe has not yet issued a patch, and Disrex has confirmed live exploitation. Immediate mitigations include disabling GraphQL, rotating crede

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Securing Hybrid Meeting Rooms Without Sacrificing User Experience

Hybrid meeting rooms expand the cyber‑attack surface, and regulators are tightening rules. Security now tops the purchase checklist for videoconferencing tools, making secure‑by‑design solutions essential for both compliance and user experience.

Actively exploited Chrome zero‑day and 11 other high‑severity bugs fixed in version 152

Google’s September 2026 Chrome update (152.0.7977.82/.83) patches an actively exploited V8 zero‑day and eleven other high‑severity bugs, and should be applied immediately.

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TerminalFix ClickFix Attack: What It Is and How to Defend Your Organisation

Microsoft disclosed a new ClickFix variant, TerminalFix, that hijacks PowerShell and Windows Terminal to deliver a multi‑stage payload. Learn how it works and what you can do to protect your organisation.

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Critical UniFi flaws demand immediate patching

Ubiquiti disclosed 22 critical UniFi vulnerabilities on 26 August 2026. All have CVSS scores of 8.2 to 10.0. Immediate updates are required.