Networking problems after the October 2026 Windows update? NTLM might be to blame
2026-10-16T19:23:51Z•5b9f35adab04c9efcbfc3dc0537b9dfce7ec59137a440a02a6e260e769b4a70f
CVE-2026-47483AI securityCiscoCitrix NetScalerIvantiNTLMNvidiaOT securityVMwareWindowsactive exploitationcredential theftcritical infrastructurecyber espionagecybersecurity newsdata breachidentity and access managementprivacyprompt injectionransomwaresocial engineeringsupply chain compromisetyposquattingvulnerability managementzero-day
What happened
A security-news feed covering Windows NTLM deprecation, ransomware and data breaches, exploited zero-days, critical enterprise vulnerabilities, supply-chain compromises, cyber-espionage, prompt injection, and attacks affecting operational technology and public services. Multiple reports describe active exploitation and significant disruption, including Cisco and Ivanti zero-days, ransomware incidents, large-scale data theft, compromised AI infrastructure, and cyberattacks against refrigeration systems and cloud services.
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