OpenSSL 4.1.0: What’s new, what’s removed, and what’s still broken
2026-10-26T02:51:40Z•2ffac22506b2c3f3065db07867c31842185be8d05a579a1cba3278498bd1dc03
AI model abuseCapcom data breachDTLS 1.3LLMjackingMicrosoft 365OpenSSLPHP vulnerabilitiesPalo Alto GlobalProtectVPN exploitationaccount compromisecloud securitydata breachemail inbox rulessession hijackingstolen authentication cookies
What happened
Help Net Security coverage highlights multiple cybersecurity developments, including known DTLS 1.3 bugs in OpenSSL 4.1.0, critical PHP vulnerabilities, exploitation of a Palo Alto GlobalProtect VPN flaw, Microsoft 365 account compromises through stolen session replay and inbox rules, a Capcom data breach affecting 11.7 million records, and abuse of exposed AI models for cyberattacks and cryptomining. The most immediately actionable risks are session-token theft against Microsoft 365 and exploitation of internet-facing VPN infrastructure.
Why it matters
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- 2ffac22506b2c3f3065db07867c31842185be8d05a579a1cba3278498bd1dc03
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- 2026-10-26T02:51:40Z
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- Yes
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