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HashiCorp Patches Consul Arbitrary File Read Vulnerability in Kubernetes Auth

HashiCorp has released emergency patches for Consul to address CVE-2026-2808, a medium-severity vulnerability allowing arbitrary file reads when Kubernetes authentication is enabled. The fix also adds HTTP server timeouts to prevent Slowloris denial-of-service attacks against Consul agent endpoints.

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Let's Encrypt Now Issues Six-Day Certificates and IP Address Certificates via Certbot

Let's Encrypt and the EFF have announced support for six-day (160-hour) certificates and IP address certificates through Certbot 5.3 and 5.4. The ultra-short-lived certificates reduce the impact window of compromised keys by design, while IP address certificates enable HTTPS for services identified by address rather than hostname.

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curl 8.19.0 Patches Four Security Vulnerabilities Including SMB Use-After-Free

The curl project has released version 8.19.0 with fixes for four security vulnerabilities, including CVE-2026-3805 — a use-after-free bug in SMB connection reuse that could leak sensitive data from freed memory. The release also addresses credential leaks during redirects and incorrect proxy connection reuse.

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Apple Releases Emergency iOS 19.3.2 Update Patching Actively Exploited WebKit Zero-Day

Apple has pushed an emergency security update for iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices to address CVE-2026-24201, a WebKit vulnerability that has been actively exploited in sophisticated targeted attacks. The out-of-band patch is Apple's third emergency security update in 2026, reflecting an increase in zero-day exploitation targeting mobile platforms.

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Five Malicious Rust Crates Discovered Stealing Developer Secrets from CI/CD Pipelines

Security researchers at Socket have uncovered a coordinated supply chain attack in the Rust ecosystem, where five malicious crates disguised as time utilities were exfiltrating .env files and credentials from developer environments. The campaign used a lookalike domain impersonating a legitimate time API service, highlighting growing threats to software supply chains.

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Weekly Threat Report: AI-Powered Phishing Campaigns Surge 300% in Early March

The weekly cybersecurity threat report for March 2-8 documents a 300% increase in AI-generated phishing campaigns, with attackers using large language models to craft personalized spear-phishing emails at scale — bypassing traditional email security filters that rely on template detection.