Articles from July 30, 2026
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MikroTik RouterOS Flaw: Downgraded Accounts Retain API Access, Exposing WireGuard Keys
On July 30, 2026, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued an advisory for a session-management vulnerability in MikroTik RouterOS that could leave sensitive data...
Your AI Agent's Next Action Could Now Show Up on a Microsoft Bill
Microsoft's fiscal year 2026 fourth-quarter earnings revealed more than record numbers—they signaled a fundamental shift in how enterprises will pay for artificial intelligence. Starting with...
CVE-2026-12927: Schneider Electric fixes IGSS Definition flaw that allows code execution through project files
{ "title": "CVE-2026-12927: Schneider Electric fixes IGSS Definition flaw that allows code execution through project files", "content": "Schneider Electric has released a patch for a...
Microsoft’s Record 570-Fix Update Drops, But AI Is Finding Bugs Faster Than Engineers Can Patch
Microsoft shipped its largest Patch Tuesday security update on record July 14, fixing 570 vulnerabilities across Windows and related products, including three zero-day flaws that range from BitLocker...
No Fix for CVE-2026-13584—Segment Your Mitsubishi CC-Link IE TSN Network Now
Industrial control operators got an unwelcome notice on July 30: a high-severity flaw in Mitsubishi Electric’s CC-Link IE TSN protocol, tracked as CVE-2026-13584, will not be fixed with a firmware...
Flight Safety Apps at Risk: NASA cFS Flaw Forces Processor Resets — How to Mitigate Now
CISA has issued a high‑severity advisory for a vulnerability in NASA’s Core Flight System Health and Safety application that can force a processor reset, disrupting critical flight and embedded...
Tesla Warns Cybertruck Output Could Halt Within Days Over Supplier Standoff
Tesla has warned a federal court that its Cybertruck assembly line could grind to a halt within days because a supplier is blocking access to specialized tooling and finished parts. The automaker...
Tesla’s 1TWh Solar Mega-Deal: How a Battery-Backed PPA in Arizona Reshapes Corporate Energy
Tesla has locked in one of the largest corporate solar-plus-storage power purchase agreements in U.S. history, securing roughly 1 terawatt-hour of electricity annually from ContourGlobal’s Project...
Gemini on Android Auto Is Breaking Google Home Routines — Here's How to Fix It
Google’s Gemini assistant is turning a routine drive into an exercise in frustration for smart home owners. According to multiple reports surfaced this week by autoevolution, Gemini fails to...
BleachBit 6 Lands With a Safety-First Preview to Reclaim Windows Disk Space
BleachBit 6, the latest major release of the open-source disk cleaner, arrived this week with a clear message: look before you leap. The update, now the recommended branch for Windows 10 and 11,...
Teams Admins Can Soon Force Attendees to Accept a Custom Message Before Joining
Microsoft is giving Teams administrators a new gatekeeping tool: the ability to require every meeting attendee to explicitly accept a custom message before they can click Join. The feature, set to...
Microsoft Raises the Bar: Passkeys Become Default for Entra, SMS MFA Retires February 1, 2027
On July 30, 2026, Microsoft’s monthly security roundup dropped a deadline that every Entra ID administrator needs to circle: February 1, 2027. That’s the day Microsoft-provided SMS and voice call...