Microsoft has officially released Windows 11 KB5121767, an out-of-band (OOB) cumulative update for Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2. The emergency release resolves a compatibility issue that forced the company to temporarily block the July 2026 Patch Tuesday update (KB5101650) for a limited number of Dell PCs equipped with Intel Innovation Platform Framework (Intel IPF) […]

Microsoft has announced a new compatibility safeguard hold affecting the Windows 11 July 2026 security update (KB5101650). The company has temporarily paused the rollout of the update for a limited number of Dell PCs equipped with Intel processors after identifying an issue that can negatively impact device stability and performance. The safeguard was published on […]

Apple patched a Beats Studio Buds Bluetooth flaw that could let nearby attackers listen through the microphone during pairing.

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More than 1,300 internet-exposed SharePoint servers remain unpatched against CVE-2026-32201, a spoofing flaw Microsoft says was exploited as a zero-day.

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Hackers exploited a critical Cisco SD-WAN flaw, prompting a rare joint warning from the US, UK, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand.

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Une question que je me pose avec Linux, c’est quand est-ce qu’on va arrêter de découvrir des failles qui transforment n’importe quel utilisateur lambda en super master absolu du système ?? Eh bien la réponse est surement “Pas aujourd’hui !!” parce que Qualys vient de sortir 2 CVE qui mettent à poil toutes les principales distros.

Je vous avoue que quand j’ai lu le rapport de Qualys TRU, j’ai d’abord cru à une blague. 2 lignes de code, 3 secondes d’exécution, et hop, vous voilà root sur Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora et openSUSE. Les CVE-2025-6018 et CVE-2025-6019, qui viennent d’être découvertes, c’est pas juste 2 failles de plus dans la longue liste des vulnérabilités Linux. C’est une combinaison dévastatrice qui exploite des services tellement basiques qu’ils tournent sur pratiquement toutes les installations Linux par défaut. Et ça concerne UDisks (le daemon de gestion du stockage) et PAM (les modules d’authentification), donc autant dire des composants qu’on trouve partout.