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ARTEX forks drive 30-fold surge in AI penetration testing traffic, Cloudflare says

ARTEX forks drive 30-fold surge in AI penetration testing traffic, Cloudflare says
ARTEX is an open-source AI penetration-testing framework that coordinates agents and security tools to map systems, identify weaknesses, and pursue potential attack paths. Although designed for security testing, attackers have also used it and its forks against organizations. Cloudflare says daily requests from AI penetration testing and exploitation tools have grown more than 30-fold since October 1, as attackers use ARTEX-derived frameworks to scan targets and exploit stolen credentials. The company observed more than 50 framework families scanning its customers in three days, from thousands of IP addresses.

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2026 CVE count passes 100,000 as AI accelerates bug hunting

2026 CVE count passes 100,000 as AI accelerates bug hunting
The number of vulnerabilities assigned Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) identifiers in 2026 passed 100,000 on November 13, more than double the 2025 total. VulnCheck counted 100,222 disclosures and attributes much of the surge to AI-assisted research. The growing volume is adding pressure to patching workflows as attackers move quickly against some newly disclosed flaws.

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Which passkey should users get? FIDO CTO weighs in as quantum-ready YubiKey enters beta

Which passkey should users get? FIDO CTO weighs in as quantum-ready YubiKey enters beta
A post-quantum-ready YubiKey is now in beta, giving organizations an early way to test future cryptographic hardware. Meanwhile, FIDO Alliance CTO Nishant Kaushik recommends choosing workforce passkeys by user risk—and planning for recovery and eventual key replacement. The advice comes as Microsoft Entra ID moves users away from SMS and voice authentication.

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Check Point gateways hit by PHP2Shell attacks that deploy backdoors and ESXi wiper

Check Point gateways hit by PHP2Shell attacks that deploy backdoors and ESXi wiper
Attackers have chained PHP2Shell with a newly disclosed privilege-escalation flaw to take over Check Point gateways, with some intrusions leading to destructive attacks on VMware ESXi hosts. Check Point has released emergency hotfixes for CVE-2026-123039 and says a couple of dozen customers were affected. The campaign turns the previously identified PHP2Shell risk to firewall and VPN appliances into a route for root access and network intrusion.

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Windows 11 Build 29704: Per-app camera, microphone, and location permissions

Windows upgrade phase flowchart (image Microsoft)
On 6 November 2026, Microsoft shipped Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 29704.1000 to the Experimental (Future Platforms) channel. The standout change is granular privacy: you can permit or refuse camera, microphone, and location for each desktop application instead of depending on one blanket device setting. The same build resolves Windows Update error 0x80070057 - 0x20003, which halted some upgrades in the SAFE_OS phase, and repairs HDMI and DisplayPort audio on certain AMD graphics hardware. This piece walks through the new permissions model, its fit with enterprise policy, and the practical impact of the fixes.

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NTLM signing enforcement in Windows

NTLM Enhanced Logging Group Policy setting (image Microsoft)
Microsoft's November 10, 2026, security releases rework how NTLM message signing is negotiated to close CVE-2026-118737 and limit NTLM relay risk. Windows clients now propose actual NTLM signing on every non-anonymous session, whereas servers still allow unsigned clients through. From May 2027 onward, Windows servers will insist on NTLM signing by default and refuse peers that never offer it. This piece covers what changed, the registry DWORDs ClientAllowUnsignedNtlm and ServerRequireNtlmSign, and how audit events 4022 and 4023 help you locate unsigned NTLM before the server-side requirement kicks in.

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CNN is covering the global outage of Microsoft 365

CNN is covering the global outage of Microsoft 365
CNN contributor Jacob Ward and correspondent Gage Golding discuss a global Microsoft 365 outage affecting Outlook and other cloud services. The disruption interrupted email, collaboration and some security services for customers worldwide. Microsoft had reported limited progress restoring service, but the cause and recovery time remained unclear.

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