Alerts

What applies right now, in one place: alerts from SW labs and, drawn automatically from public sources, flaws under attack, outages, updates and news.

At a glance

What public sources report right now. Whether it affects your business depends on the software you run.

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Providers

What providers report on their own status pages. The selection for businesses comes first; you can switch to the other services.

Every provider shows its status on its own page:

Office and collaboration

Accounting and HR

Banking and finance

Payments

Point of sale and fiscal devices

Online shops and shipping

Industry software

Website and marketing

Social media and video

Phone, mail and messaging

Remote access, sign-in and security

Hosting, cloud and domains

Development

AI and automation

News

Headlines from the last 14 days from trade press, agencies and news sites, by topic. Only the headline, source and time are shown here; you read the story at the original. Videos, broadcasts and paywalled stories aren’t listed. When several sources carry the same story, it shows once, with “also.”

As of , Berlin time

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Tech 30

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World 20

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No fresh data right now: BleepingComputer (opens in a new tab)

NCSC: Crown copyright, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (opens in a new tab). CISA: works of the US government.

All alerts

Newest first, by month. “Important” is the default; “Everything” adds flaws in specialist and industrial software, degraded services and status page entries, and outages at developer, gaming and social services. Click a row for dates, what to do and the source. History since May 14, 2026; it grows to 13 months.

How to read this page

Security: flaws that CISA (US) or ENISA (EU) report as exploited. Attackers already use them. The date is the day the agency added the flaw.

Tags: “new” means less than 72 hours since it was added. “Many businesses” names the kind of software, such as browser or firewall and VPN. “Update available” shows when CISA names a vendor update as the action, “ransomware” when CISA knows of use by ransomware groups. “Applies now” marks anything in the banner or under “Now”, “still reported” an outage the last status page read still saw.

Banner: a flaw goes into the strip at the top when it’s in a mail server, firewall and VPN, NAS, browser, operating system or phone, for five days from being added, at most two at a time.

Outages: the providers’ status pages are read every 15 minutes. “First seen” and “last seen” are those reads, not the provider’s own times; the status page is what counts.

Patch day: the fixed day when vendors release their updates in one batch, the second Tuesday of the month for Microsoft, Adobe, SAP and Siemens, four times a year for Oracle. The page calculates it from the calendar; it isn’t a finding.

History: at the start, six months were loaded once. Since then the history grows to 13 months, outages stay three months. Nothing drops out just because a day turns six months old.

News: only the headline, source, time and a link to the original, no text. The headlines belong to their sources. To have a headline removed, write to .

November 2026

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  1. SecurityCheck Point: several productsnewCISA KEV

    Added as exploited by CISA on Nov 13, 2026.

    Reported as exploited: attackers are already using the flaw.

    CVE-2026-123039 (opens in a new tab) (details at NVD)

    What to do: Ask whoever updates the affected Check Point products for you whether the update is installed. The linked advisory is what counts.

  2. SecurityUnrealIRCdnewCISA KEV

    Added as exploited by CISA on Nov 13, 2026.

    Reported as exploited: attackers are already using the flaw.

    CVE-2026-114713 (opens in a new tab) (details at NVD)

    What to do: Ask whoever updates UnrealIRCd for you whether the update is installed. The linked advisory is what counts.

  3. SecurityGoogle Chrome and other Chromium browsersapplies nowmany businesses: browserCISA KEV

    Added as exploited by CISA on Nov 10, 2026. In the banner since Nov 10, 2026, until Nov 15, 2026 (five days from being added).

    Reported as exploited: attackers are already using the flaw.

    CVE-2026-125350 (opens in a new tab) (details at NVD)

    What to do: Ask whoever updates Chrome and other Chromium browsers for you whether the update is installed. The linked advisory is what counts.

  4. SecurityMicrosoft Officemany businesses: office softwareCISA KEV

    Added as exploited by CISA on Nov 10, 2026.

    Reported as exploited: attackers are already using the flaw.

    CVE-2026-124194 (opens in a new tab) (details at NVD)

    What to do: Ask whoever updates Microsoft Office for you whether the update is installed. The linked advisory is what counts.

  5. SecurityBarracuda Email Security Gateway (ESG)CISA KEV

    Added as exploited by CISA on Nov 10, 2026.

    Reported as exploited: attackers are already using the flaw.

    CVE-2026-116606 (opens in a new tab) (details at NVD)

    What to do: Ask whoever updates Barracuda Email Security Gateway (ESG) for you whether the update is installed. The linked advisory is what counts.

  6. SecurityBarracuda Networks: several productsCISA KEV

    Added as exploited by CISA on Nov 10, 2026.

    Reported as exploited: attackers are already using the flaw.

    CVE-2026-111560 (opens in a new tab) (details at NVD)

    What to do: Ask whoever updates the affected Barracuda Networks products for you whether the update is installed. The linked advisory is what counts.

  7. SecurityCisco BroadWorksCISA KEV

    Added as exploited by CISA on Nov 10, 2026.

    Reported as exploited: attackers are already using the flaw.

    CVE-2026-20320 (opens in a new tab) (details at NVD)

    What to do: Ask whoever updates Cisco BroadWorks for you whether the update is installed. The linked advisory is what counts.

  8. SecurityOpenwave Messaging Webtop Media TranscoderCISA KEV

    Added as exploited by CISA on Nov 10, 2026.

    Reported as exploited: attackers are already using the flaw.

    CVE-2026-111793 (opens in a new tab) (details at NVD)

    What to do: Ask whoever updates Openwave Messaging Webtop Media Transcoder for you whether the update is installed. The linked advisory is what counts.

  9. SecurityGPUStackCISA KEV

    Added as exploited by CISA on Nov 9, 2026.

    Reported as exploited: attackers are already using the flaw.

    CVE-2026-102895 (opens in a new tab) (details at NVD)

    What to do: Ask whoever updates GPUStack for you whether the update is installed. The linked advisory is what counts.

  10. SecurityIBM Aspera FaspexCISA KEV

    Added as exploited by CISA on Nov 9, 2026.

    Reported as exploited: attackers are already using the flaw.

    CVE-2026-123218 (opens in a new tab) (details at NVD)

    What to do: Ask whoever updates IBM Aspera Faspex for you whether the update is installed. The linked advisory is what counts.

  11. SecurityOpenBSD OpenSSHCISA KEV

    Added as exploited by CISA on Nov 9, 2026.

    Reported as exploited: attackers are already using the flaw.

    CVE-2026-123158 (opens in a new tab) (details at NVD)

    What to do: Ask whoever updates OpenBSD OpenSSH for you whether the update is installed. The linked advisory is what counts.

  12. SecuritySignalWire FreeSwitchCISA KEV

    Added as exploited by CISA on Nov 9, 2026.

    Reported as exploited: attackers are already using the flaw.

    CVE-2026-116779 (opens in a new tab) (details at NVD)

    What to do: Ask whoever updates SignalWire FreeSwitch for you whether the update is installed. The linked advisory is what counts.

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