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Regulation, standards and official guidance, explained for security teams.
Security News Inside Prefab UI’s Sandbox Escape: The Chain Behind CVE-2026-120338 A Prefab UI sandbox escape let Python code reach the host as the server's own OS user. See the chain behind CVE-2026-120338 and why 0.21.0 fixes… 
Security News Rosstat Hack: What Cyber Partisans and Silent Crow Claim, and What Is Confirmed The Rosstat hack claimed by Cyber Partisans and Silent Crow: a wipe and 10 to 23 TB of data. What Rosstat confirms, what is unverified, who… 
Security News Gitea 28.3.0 Fixes 21 Security Flaws: Upgrade Order and Token Audit Gitea 28.3.0 fixes 21 security issues, incl. an OAuth2 account takeover and Actions secret leaks. See who is exposed, what to upgrade to and audit. 
Security News DHS Data Leak Icepick: What the Employee Directory Exposed and Why It Matters The DHS data leak Icepick put 41,000+ staff directory records online. What it holds, who claims what, what is disputed and the lessons for identity data. 
Security News Northflank Security Incident: Rotate Every Secret, AI Keys First The Northflank security incident: its status page says assume all environment variables were decrypted. See the timeline and what to rotate first. 
Security News Three Ways Beta9 Lets a Tenant Escape Its Sandbox Three Beta9 vulnerabilities let any tenant escape its sandbox and reach the worker host as root. Upgrade worker to 0.1.756 and gateway to 0.1.776 now. 
Security News NetamLoader: How a .NET Loader Hid Inside a Windows Update Folder Kaspersky's GReAT found NetamLoader hiding in the Windows Update folder, abusing Patch My PC's signed files on a government Windows build in Asia. 
Security News Supermicro BMC Vulnerability: How One Session ID Splits 9.8 From 8.1 Why the Supermicro BMC vulnerability CVE-2026-18450 scores 9.8 or 8.1: how the IPMI session ID works, which flaws skip it and what admins should change. 
Security News TeamViewer Update for Support Teams: When the Host Attacks the Technician A TeamViewer update to 15.83 fixes CVE-2026-111585, which lets a malicious host attack the technician's viewer. Which clients to update and how. All 30 pages
Questions About Security News.
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Plain explanations of regulation, standards and official guidance, with the dates that matter, for security teams.
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New items are added several times a month, newest first. Every item shows its date.
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Security News explains rules, standards and official guidance. Threat Intelligence Researches holds Brandefense's own findings on live threats. The blog covers wider security topics.
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The second version of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, a public framework for organizing a security program. The NIST page is linked here.
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The site feed at brandefense.io/feed/ lists new posts. The email sign-up box is on the All Resources and Reports pages.
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Yes. One item looks at DORA in 2026 using the ESMA and EIOPA pages. It covers the scope, the six areas, technical standards and oversight of critical third-party providers.
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Yes. An item lists key dates for 2026 and 2027 from official pages. It covers the Cyber Resilience Act, the EU AI Act, NIS2, post-quantum milestones and rules that have no date yet.
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The page lists 177 items. You can filter by year, from 2022 to 2026, and the newest items come first.
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Security News has an item on cyber incidents of 2026 and the lessons in official reports. It draws on CISA, the UK NCSC and CERT Polska. It is written for security teams.
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