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ServiceNow Plugin Arrives in ChatGPT as OpenAI Partnership Widens

ServiceNow's MCP plugin is live in OpenAI's marketplace, running under Action Fabric permissions; security, voice and Codex tools follow in 2027.

CISA Lists ESXi Logging Flaw China-Linked Warp Panda Used as Zero-Day

CrowdStrike says China-linked Warp Panda used an ESXi flaw to act without being logged. CISA added it to KEV on 28 October. Fixed builds and checks.

Cisco Patches ASA and FTD VPN Zero-Day That Attackers Are Using

Upgrade now: Cisco says attackers are exploiting CVE-2026-76418 to reboot ASA and FTD firewalls via the SSL VPN. Fixed versions and checks inside.

Allium Revokes API Keys After Unauthorised Access to Its Systems

Blockchain data firm Allium says it found unauthorised access to some systems on 25 October. It is revoking API keys and making users reset passwords.

zkLink Nova Bridge Drained of About $786,000, Blockaid Says

An attacker forged a batch root to pull ETH and 11 tokens out of zkLink Nova's Ethereum escrow. Blockaid estimates about $786,000; zkLink is silent.

Belgium’s Finance Ministry Takes MyMinfin Offline After a Cyberattack

Belgium's FPS Finance says a cyberattack hit its digital services, took MyMinfin offline as a precaution and will extend some tax filing deadlines.

CISA Gives Agencies Three Days to Patch Linux Kernel Flaw Fragnesia

CISA has put Linux kernel flaw CVE-2026-46300 on its exploited list with a 31 October deadline, after reports it helped attackers root firewalls.

Google Gives Gemini 4 Carbon to Cyber Defenders Before Developers

Google's Gemini 4 Carbon tops its cyber benchmarks, Google says, but goes first to vetted cyber defenders, with developers and consumers waiting.

Treasury Sanctions 10 People Over North Korean IT Worker Schemes

OFAC has sanctioned 10 people and a Russia-based centre it says run or fund North Korean IT workers, citing millions moved through cryptocurrency.

Lumen Says Volt Typhoon Exploited at Least Four Zero-Days for Access

Lumen urges firms to lock down management systems after finding Volt Typhoon used throwaway relay chains and zero-days to reach critical US networks.

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