RSAC 2026 is back, and the certificate automation gap is impossible to ignore
2026-03-30T20:51:50Z•79bfca3f5267e0929791bd50f04ad04e990406d78e3cf0a60be94bdc8d22ba5f
AI workflowsAndroid 17CVE-2026-21643CoroDiligentEuropean CommissionFortiClient EMSFortinetLinux 6.18 LTSMCPPyPIRSAC 2026RaaSShipSec StudioSystemRescue 13TeamPCPactive exploitationcertificate automationcloud infrastructuredata breachlocation privacyransomwaresupply chainthird-party riskworkflow automation
What happened
Daily roundup: RSAC 2026 returned in force, with strong emphasis on AI in security and a notable gap in certificate automation. TeamPCP’s recent supply-chain campaign (malicious PyPI packages) has paused but the group is reportedly pivoting toward ransomware and partnering with RaaS operators. A critical SQL injection in Fortinet FortiClient EMS (CVE-2026-21643) is reported under active exploitation. The European Commission suffered a cloud-hosting website breach with data exfiltration; Google previewed Android 17 one-time precise-location controls; and vendors introduced new AI/automation and
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