Mythos discovers 'Squidbleed,' a memory leak that's gone undetected since Clinton era
2026-06-23T19:24:00Z•bae1810ce1beff1f568cbde3fd4d4a0cd381a9be15a0c66b0341d65f716fd4c7
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What happened
Security news roundup: Mythos revealed ‘Squidbleed,’ a long‑undetected memory‑leak in the Squid proxy. The digest also highlights multiple high‑impact incidents and vulnerabilities — mass password‑stealing hitting ~75k Fortinet firewalls, critical Fortinet sandbox bugs under attack, Cisco SD‑WAN 0‑day exploitation, and a checkm8‑style BootROM exploit for A12/A13 iPhones — alongside breaches (Klue, Council of Europe), PRC‑linked espionage in medical/military networks, and broader AI/security developments (Five Eyes warnings, OpenAI initiatives). Other coverage includes Homebrew 6.0, Arch LinuxA
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