Microsoft adds age-awareness APIs that can tell if users are children, teens, or adults

2026-09-09T01:23:22Zf89d8440a488c909803172c73d8ceaba093ae585d854ead8dd36304b9e332905
CVE-2026-75650Adobe CommerceF5 BIG-IP APMLinux rootkitMagentoMicrosoft Patch TuesdaySAP KernelShinyHuntersactively exploited vulnerabilitycredential theftcyber threat intelligencedata breache-commerce fraudfileless web shellzero-day

What happened

BleepingComputer's September 8, 2026 feed reports major security activity including an actively exploited critical Magento/Adobe Commerce zero-day (CVE-2026-75650), Microsoft's September Patch Tuesday with 966 fixes and two exploited zero-days, a maximum-severity SAP Kernel memory-corruption flaw, F5 BIG-IP APM compromises deploying a Linux rootkit and in-memory web shells, and large-scale fraud, extortion, and credential-theft campaigns.

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bleepingcomputer
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f89d8440a488c909803172c73d8ceaba093ae585d854ead8dd36304b9e332905
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2026-09-09T01:23:22Z
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Yes

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