Apple releases iOS 27 security fixes alongside version 26.7 updates
Apple fixed diverse security flaws in iOS 27 and iPadOS 27, while same-day 26.7 releases provide a separate security-update path.
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Month: September 2026
Apple releases iOS 27 security fixes as limited Siri AI beta starts
Apple has released iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 with fixes spanning kernel, Bluetooth, media, privacy and account security, while Siri AI starts a hardware-limited English beta.
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Reddit locks compromised HBO Max advertising account used for malicious links
Reddit confirmed malicious ads from a compromised HBO Max advertising account, while researchers reported 108 ads and cross-platform malware delivery.
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CISA listing confirms exploitation of critical GitLab file-read flaw
Affected self-managed GitLab CE and EE installations require branch-specific upgrades after CISA confirmed exploitation of CVE-2026-85706.
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US state cyber plans have uneven reach into local infrastructure, report finds
New NASCIO and GDIT findings show a gap between whole-of-state cyber planning and the funding and services available to local infrastructure operators.
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South Africa extradites six defendants in US fraud cases after nearly five-year fight
Six Nigerian nationals were handed to US officials after South African extradition litigation, with five facing a New Jersey case and one a separate Texas prosecution.
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Reported NSA five-mission plan puts cyber authority and oversight in focus
The NSA is reportedly weighing five mission organisations, but no official plan yet defines their cyber authority, reporting lines or implementation schedule.
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Amodei’s AI pacing plan commits Anthropic to evaluator access, not a halt
Anthropic has promised ongoing access for outside AI evaluators, but its CEO’s wider pacing framework lacks implementation details and rests partly on unverified cyber-risk forecasts.
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Phishing click rates need context, Pistachio data suggests
Pistachio says 30.27% of Tech Development users clicked at least one simulation over 12 months. Its report argues that annual click figures need context from other behavioural measures.
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Human proxies challenge hiring checks in North Korean IT-worker schemes
Employers are being urged to connect identity, payment and device checks as North Korean remote-work schemes expand their use of human stand-ins.
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