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セキュリティ2026/08/26

[URGENT] Oracle HTTP Server / WebLogic Proxy Plug-in CVE-2026-21962: Apply the January 2026 CPU Now — Unauthenticated Data Tampering

CISA added this flaw to the KEV catalog on August 24, 2026 with a remediation deadline of August 27. Exploitable over the network without authentication and scored 10.0 under CVSS 3.1, here are the affected versions, the patch to apply, and Oracle's own stance on workarounds.

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This week in AIIssue #12 / 10 items

This Week in AI, 10 Items — A Cyber Model That Builds Exploits Arrives Behind Approval, Open Weights Promised, and Agent Platforms and Power Commitments Line Up

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ネット安全2026/11/09

Offered a "High Pay, Paid Same Day, Clean Job"? Say No Even if a Friend Recommends It or It's "Just Once": NPA Warning Signs, and #9110 If You Already Applied

Japan's National Police Agency warns about "yami-baito" recruitment on social media and message boards that hides the job and promises very high pay. In 2025, 12,178 people were identified as suspects in cleared money-making crimes believed to involve anonymous, fluid criminal groups, including 1,322 minors. We cover the warning signs and what to do if you are invited, or have already applied.

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セキュリティ2026/11/09

[Urgent] SonicWall SonicOS CVE-2026-19868: Added to CISA KEV on Nov 6 — SSL VPN Users With Credentials for Another Auth Method May Bypass SAML, Including SAML-Enforced MFA; Gen7/Gen8 Builds 7.3.3-7015 / 8.2.2-8015 and Older Affected per SonicWall's CVE Record (CVSS v3.1 7.5)

CVE-2026-19868 in the SSL VPN of SonicWall's firewall OS, SonicOS, was added to CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog on November 6. Someone holding valid credentials for an alternate authentication method may bypass SAML authentication, including SAML-enforced MFA. We cover the affected builds we could confirm, what to do today, and what we could not confirm.

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ネット安全2026/11/08

Weekly Online Safety Recap (2-7 Nov): Five Ways to Check and a Four-Question Quiz

This week's five stories each had one way to check: ask 188 about a legal letter, open Amazon only through the app or your bookmark, never send a photo and call the police, call back only a number you looked up, and never open a "police website" URL. The five engineer alerts (six CVEs) have updates on KEV listing and NVD status. Quiz.

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ネット安全2026/11/07

Given a "Police Website" URL and Number? Don't Open It or Type Anything, Hang Up: NPA Case, Fake NPA Site Reported

Kyodo News reported on October 31 that Japan's National Police Agency (NPA) confirmed a fake site imitating its own homepage. Fake Tokyo police and Shizuoka police sites were tied to 6 cases and about 8.5 million yen in losses. Police never show arrest warrants on a website.

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ネット安全2026/11/06

[If the Police Say "The Account You Paid Was Used in Fraud"] From Nov 9, Police and 30 Financial Institutions Share Data Nationwide | Special Fraud Hit 33,329 Cases and ¥261.04 Billion in Jan-Sep; Beware Fake Follow-Up Calls

Japan's National Police Agency announced that its "information-sharing cooperation," in which police and 30 financial institutions share data on accounts used in fraud, goes nationwide on November 9. Special fraud from January to September 2026 reached 33,329 cases and ¥261.04 billion. We cover how to verify a contact, how to prepare for fake contacts, and where to get help in Japan.

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セキュリティ2026/11/06

[Urgent] Cisco ASA / FTD CVE-2026-76418: Added to CISA KEV on Oct 29 — SSL VPN With Secondary Authentication Can Be Made to Reload by a Crafted Request; Update to 9.20.4.50 or Your Branch's Fixed Release (CVSS v3.1 8.6)

CVE-2026-76418 in Cisco's ASA and FTD firewall software was added to CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog on October 29. A device with secondary authentication on its SSL VPN can be made to reload by an unauthenticated, crafted request, taking the VPN down. Fixed releases exist; Cisco lists no workaround but one mitigation. We cover which configuration to check, which version to move to, and what we could not confirm.

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