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Security Week in Review: August 29–September 4, 2026

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ASUS CVE-2026-8917: Audit Privileged PC Utilities

by Gill Bates
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Chrome 151 Update Fixes Five High-Severity Flaws

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N-central CVE-2026-18577: Why Hotfix 2 Is Required

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N-central Hotfix 2 is required for on-premises servers after active CVE-2026-18577 exploitation. Patch, hunt endpoints, and verify build 2026.3.1.10.

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Chrome 151 Security Update Fixes 41 Browser Flaws

by Melon Ask

Chrome 151 security update fixes 41 browser flaws, including six rated critical. Learn which versions to deploy and how to verify the restart.

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16 Billion Passwords Leaked – Urgent Cybersecurity Warning
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16 Billion Stolen Passwords — Why You Need to Act Now June 19, 2025 …

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Staggering Microsoft MFA Loophole: High-Stakes Revelations, RADIUS Integration, and a Leap to Passwordless Security
by Melon Ask

As a cybersecurity professional, there is a serious vulnerability that I would like to …

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Web Cookies Technology For Beginners
by Melon Ask

I haven’t entered my Google account username and password for a long time, even …

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TOTP Tokens Out of Sync: How to Solve the Issue?
by Melon Ask

In the realm of cybersecurity, Time-Based One-Time Password (TOTP) tokens have become a popular …

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Security Week in Review: August 29–September 4, 2026

by Melon Ask

PaperCut emergency patching, an exploited Chrome V8 flaw, critical Cisco updates, and NIST hardware and storage guidance—ordered for defenders.

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ASUS CVE-2026-8917: Audit Privileged PC Utilities

by Gill Bates

CVE-2026-8917 affects ASUS GPU Tweak, AI Suite, and related components. Inventory the utilities, replace vulnerable drivers, and remove unnecessary …

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Chrome 151 Update Fixes Five High-Severity Flaws

by Ada Hatelace

Chrome 151.0.7922.137/.138 fixes five high-severity use-after-free vulnerabilities. Verify the running browser version after restart across managed and unmanaged installations.

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Zoom Annotation Vulnerabilities: Update Every Client

by John McHacker

Zoom fixed high-impact memory-safety flaws in meeting annotation. Organizations should update every client platform and verify the running build …

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