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2026.09.167 min read
Java 27 changes the defaults under every untuned JVM you run
JDK 27 shipped September 15 with G1 and compact object headers as defaults on every JVM, and those two changes reach untuned containers before anyone plans an upgrade.
2026.09.156 min read
Microsoft's record Patch Tuesday broke Remote Desktop on every supported Windows Server
The September 8 update fixed 972 CVEs and broke RDS, USB audio, WSL folder shares, and Excel paste. An emergency patch on September 14 fixes RDS. Audio is still open.
2026.09.148 min read
Homebrew 7.0.0 drops Intel Macs to Tier 3 and adds a vulnerability scanner
Homebrew 7.0.0 shipped September 13. Intel Macs drop to Tier 3, macOS 10.15 is out, brew vulns checks installed formulae against OSV data, and Landlock replaces Bubblewrap on Linux.
2026.09.126 min read
One operator, hundreds of AI agents, and 395 organizations breached through PaperCut
GreyNoise says one operator used hundreds of AI agents on OpenAI's Codex harness and a DeepSeek model to breach 395 organizations through PaperCut, 204 of them schools.
2026.09.116 min read
IDScan.net stored every license scan it checked, and 153 million of them leaked
IDScan.net confirmed a breach after a dark web service offered 153 million driver's license scans. The seller says it pulled new records for over a year.
2026.09.096 min read
A third cPanel bug in five weeks lets a hosting customer become root
CVE-2026-67401 lets a cPanel account with mail privileges write files and run code as root. It is the third fix since August 4 for a bug that takes a customer to root.
2026.09.087 min read
Broadcom pulled VDDK, and the exits from VMware closed with it
Broadcom yanked the VDDK downloads on August 25 with no notice, and most of the tools people use to leave VMware depend on it. I don't think that was an accident.
2026.09.076 min read
AI incident tools can remove the practice engineers need for difficult outages
AI responders may shorten routine outages while leaving engineers less prepared for unusual failures. The risk is familiar from older automation, though evidence specific to AI-assisted…
2026.09.067 min read
22,000 third-level .name domains face deletion, regardless of their expiry dates
Verisign plans to delete third-level .name domains in February 2027. Paid registrations won't prevent removal, and the end of email forwarding could leave old accounts exposed to takeover.
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