Apple releases iOS 26.6 with 91 security fixes
Apple's latest iOS update addresses 91 security vulnerabilities. It also includes preparatory infrastructure for the upcoming Siri AI integration in iOS 27.
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Bad Epoll vulnerability allows local root privilege escalation
A high-severity UAF vulnerability (CVE-2026-46242) in the Linux epoll subsystem allows local attackers to gain root access. The flaw affects Linux 6.4+ kernels and specifically impacts Android devices running newer kernels.
Windows Server 2019 BitLocker Bug Remains Unfixed
Microsoft's May security update for Windows Server 2019 causes BitLocker-encrypted USB drives to become unreadable. The issue persists after the June update, forcing administrators to rely on manual workarounds.
OpenClaw 2026.5.12-beta.5: Enhanced Agent Security and Protocol Updates
OpenClaw 2026.5.12-beta.5 introduces critical security enhancements for device pairing, improved LLM agent reliability, and optimized protocol handling for SDK clients. The release also addresses several plugin-specific issues and dependency management improvements.
Apple Ships Security-Focused iOS and macOS Updates
Apple released iOS 26.6.1, iPadOS 26.6.1, and macOS 26.6.2, primarily addressing security vulnerabilities. iOS and iPadOS fix more than 20 issues on iPhone, most involving WebKit, while the builds differ from last week's Release Candidate versions.
Samsung Releases One UI 9 Beta 5
Samsung released One UI 9 Beta 5 for the Galaxy S26 series on August 12. The beta update provides bug fixes and includes the August security patch for enrolled testers.
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GitLab Issues Critical Security Patch
GitLab has released critical patch versions 19.2.4, 19.1.6, 19.0.8, and 18.11.11. Teams running these GitLab release branches should review the announcement and upgrade promptly.
GitHub Patches Git Push RCE Bug
GitHub has patched a critical remote code execution vulnerability in the 'git push' command. The open-source platform responded quickly to avert potential exploits. Users are advised to update immediately.
Apple iOS 18 Patches DarkSword Vulnerability
Apple will push an iOS 18 security update for users not upgraded to iOS 26 to fix the critical DarkSword vulnerability. The patch backports protections from iOS 26 and targets legacy devices previously unpatched. Apple urges upgrades to iOS 26 for optimal security.
Apple Backports Patches vs DarkSword Hack
Apple is issuing rare backported security patches for iOS 18 to shield users from the proliferating DarkSword hacking tool. This spares millions of iPhone owners from mandatory upgrades to iOS 26. The fixes target vulnerabilities exploited by the tool.