Uncle Sam tells overseas cybercrooks their visas are canceled
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What happened
A condensed feed of The Register security stories (mid–late July 2026) highlighting an uptick in active exploitation, large-scale disclosures, and AI-related threats. Major themes include exploited/critical vulnerabilities (WordPress, FortiSandbox, Linux kernel CVEs, Januscape hypervisor, Android lock-screen bypass), a surge in patching (Oracle's 1,449 patches), credential- and phishing-driven attacks (Kratos takedown, widespread phishing campaigns, re-extortion by ransomware groups), high-impact breaches (Suno ~55M users, Qantas PII leak), emerging attack vectors abusing cloud and SaaS (HUG/H
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