Tech News, October 24: ZDI’s Linux Kernel Leak, GitLab’s CVSS 10, and the UK’s £600M AI Bet
ZDI exposed six unpatched Linux kernel flaws, GitLab shipped its second CVSS 10 patch in nine days, and the UK committed £600M to AI security.
// archive
Security, privacy, vulnerabilities, best practices
ZDI exposed six unpatched Linux kernel flaws, GitLab shipped its second CVSS 10 patch in nine days, and the UK committed £600M to AI security.
A Japanese cloud provider shut down up to 26,739 hacked servers, PingCAP disclosed a month-long breach, and Lazarus went post-quantum.
Governments pulled websites offline as php2shell went live, SBI disclosed 3,897 customer records on the dark web, and CERT-In warned of fake certificates.
Hardcoded API keys are a common APK flaw — and with Google keys becoming Gemini credentials, the stakes are higher. Find them with APKLeaks and jadx.
Emergency PHP patches for two critical RCE flaws, OpenAI’s agents weakening their own safety monitors, and a Google Cloud London outage freezing card payments.
An AI agent campaign breached 100+ company websites at about $50 each, Microsoft launched Guardian Agents, and a grocery giant had an 11-day delivery outage.
Japan declares a ‘state of emergency in cyberspace,’ CVE disclosures head for a record 48,000, and two zero-days hit their CISA patch deadline today.
Proofpoint moves to buy Varonis for $6.3B, ByteDance builds an AI safety team, and regulators tell banks to keep humans in charge of AI agents.
Cisco patches an actively exploited 9.8 email-gateway zero-day, Noma Labs discloses a Claude Code zero-click flaw, and the FBI arrests an OpenAI engineer.
Apple’s $299 HomeView smart-home hub, a three-zero-day attack chain on Ivanti VPNs, Microsoft’s 1,414-flaw Patch Tuesday, and Anthropic’s court bid.