Google Chrome Update Fixes Dozens of Security Flaws, Some Severe
The Center for Internet Security says outdated versions of Chrome could let attackers run malicious code just from a visit to a bad webpage, and home users should update now.
November 2026
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GitLab Flaw Could Let Attackers Take Over Servers Without Logging In
A serious software bug in the GitLab development platform could let hackers run their own code on vulnerable servers, and attacks are already being attempted, according to the Center for Internet Security.
FBI Investigating Claimed Breach of fbijobs.gov Hiring Portal
The FBI says it is investigating a cybercriminal group’s claim that it compromised the bureau’s job-application website and accessed employee personal information.
Apple Patches Dozens of Security Flaws, Including One Already Under Attack
The Center for Internet Security warns that Apple has fixed multiple vulnerabilities across iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches, Apple TVs and Apple Vision Pro, one of which attackers may already be exploiting.
Security Flaw in Brotli Compression Tool Puts Web Servers at Risk of Takeover
The Center for Internet Security warns that a vulnerability in the widely used Brotli compression library is being actively exploited and could let attackers seize control of vulnerable web servers.
Security Flaw in GitLab Software Lets Attackers Take Over Servers Without a Password
The Center for Internet Security warns that a newly disclosed GitLab vulnerability is already being targeted by attackers and could let them seize full control of affected servers.
Cisco Firewall Flaw Being Actively Exploited Could Crash VPN Devices
A security flaw in Cisco’s ASA and Firewall Threat Defense software is already being exploited by attackers and can knock out remote access VPN connections, according to the Center for Internet Security.
FBI Investigating Claimed Breach of fbijobs.gov Hiring Portal
The FBI says it is looking into a cybercriminal group’s claim that it broke into the bureau’s job application website and stole employee personal information.