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Cybersecurity news from CISA, NIST, the FBI, national CERTs and vendor security teams: exploited vulnerabilities, advisories, breaches, ransomware and enforcement.

Vulnerability Watch, November 9, 2026: 16 critical CVEs and 2 new vendor and CERT advisories
Every critical-severity CVE NIST published in the past day, plus the latest advisories from national CERTs and vendors.

How to Delete Your Data From Data Brokers With California DROP
The California Privacy Protection Agency provides instructions for using the Delete Request and Opt-out Platform to remove personal information from data brokers.

Top 10 vulnerabilities of the week (Nov 3–9, 2026): 3 actively exploited
This week's 10 most urgent vulnerabilities, including 3 CISA confirmed as actively exploited, ranked from CISA and NIST data.

Fake App and Login Screens Target China Construction Bank Customers
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has issued an alert regarding fraudulent websites, mobile apps, and phishing login screens impersonating China Construction Bank (Asia).

How to Use Signal for Secure and Private Messaging
Learn how to set up and use Signal for end-to-end encrypted messaging with guidance from the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Vulnerability Watch, November 8, 2026: 11 critical CVEs and 2 new vendor and CERT advisories
Every critical-severity CVE NIST published in the past day, plus the latest advisories from national CERTs and vendors.

Vulnerability Watch, November 7, 2026: 60 critical CVEs and 18 new vendor and CERT advisories
Every critical-severity CVE NIST published in the past day, plus the latest advisories from national CERTs and vendors.

CVEs that matter, November 7, 2026: 5 to patch first, 2 exploited
This week's vulnerabilities with real evidence of attack, led by CVE-2026-19868 in SonicWall SonicOS SSLVPN.

The Privacy Week, November 6, 2026: How to Find Unknown Trackers Following You With Android
This week in privacy: 5 stories, led by How to Find Unknown Trackers Following You With Android.

ESXi and Proxmox Breaches Fueled by Reused Passwords and Plain Text
Kaspersky investigated ransomware cases where weak access controls, reused root passwords, and plain text notes allowed attackers to compromise virtual environments.