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AI Pentesting Is Finding Bugs Faster Than Teams Fix Them
Cobalt’s latest AI pentesting research shows security teams are testing AI apps more often, but serious LLM vulnerabilities still have the lowest fix rate of any category. The useful lesson is not to abandon automation, but to connect AI security tests to ownership, triage, and retesting.
Oracle E-Business Suite Exploit Puts Payments Systems on Patch Watch
Attackers are exploiting CVE-2026-46817, a critical Oracle E-Business Suite flaw affecting Oracle Payments, while Shadowserver is tracking roughly 950 internet-facing EBS instances associated with exposure. Teams should verify May 2026 patches, review iPayment endpoint access, and check logs for suspicious file-transmission activity.
Omen AI’s $31M Raise Puts Coolant Monitoring on the AI Data Center Map
Omen AI raised $31 million to scale real-time coolant monitoring for AI data centers. The story is not just funding: hotter liquid-cooled GPU racks are turning fluid health, bacterial growth, and biofilm detection into uptime problems for AI infrastructure operators.
Nvidia’s Firmus Deal Turns Batam Into an AI Factory Test Case
Firmus will build a 360 MW Nvidia DSX AI factory campus in Batam, Indonesia, with access to as many as 170,000 Nvidia accelerators. The deal shows how AI infrastructure is shifting from one-off data centers toward financed cloud capacity for AI-native companies.
Adobe’s Topaz Labs Deal Pulls AI Upscaling Into Creative Cloud
Adobe plans to buy Topaz Labs, bringing AI upscaling, denoising, restoration, and local model-optimization technology closer to Firefly and Creative Cloud. For creators, the deal is about final-quality enhancement becoming part of the main editing workflow.
Gemini 3.5 Flash Makes Computer Use a Mainstream Agent Tool
Google has moved computer use into Gemini 3.5 Flash, letting developers build agents that can see screens and act across browser, mobile, and desktop environments. The useful question is how teams design the execution loop, safety gates, and sandbox around it.
Cisco Unified CM Exploit Gives Voice Servers a June 28 Patch Deadline
CISA gave federal agencies until June 28 to fix CVE-2026-20230, a Cisco Unified Communications Manager SSRF flaw that can write files and lead to root access when WebDialer is enabled. Enterprise teams should treat it as a voice-infrastructure exposure check, not just another Cisco patch.
Meta’s Virtue AI Hires Move Agent Security Into the Model Lab
Meta Superintelligence Labs is hiring Virtue AI co-founders Bo Li, Dawn Song, Sanmi Koyejo and other team members. The move brings automated red teaming, runtime guardrails, and agent-action security closer to Meta’s frontier AI work as labs race to make agents safer before they reach billions of users.
GitHub Code Quality Goes Paid July 20: What Teams Should Audit Now
GitHub Code Quality becomes a paid product on July 20, adding a $10-per-active-committer license, GitHub AI Credits for AI-powered checks, and GitHub Actions minutes for CodeQL scans. Teams using the free preview should audit enabled repositories, active committers, Actions usage, AI review behavior, and merge-blocking rules before billing starts.
PTC Windchill Exploits Put Manufacturing PLM Systems on Patch Clock
CISA added CVE-2026-12569, a critical PTC Windchill and FlexPLM remote code execution flaw, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog with a June 28 deadline. The bug is being used to deploy JSP web shells against product lifecycle management systems that often sit deep inside manufacturing and engineering workflows.