Meta Challenges WhatsApp and Instagram’s Category 1 Designation in the UK

Meta has appealed Ofcom’s decision to classify WhatsApp and Instagram as UK Category 1 services under the Online Safety Act.
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Meta has appealed Ofcom’s decision to classify WhatsApp and Instagram as UK Category 1 services under the Online Safety Act.

A researcher from Forever Security published proof-of-concept BragJack attacks. According to him, a malicious extension could abuse the integration of AI assistants in Chromium browsers.

Researchers from Accomplish said they found two bugs in Codex that could cross the sandbox boundary. They say OpenAI fixed them; a separate official advisory is still unavailable.

CrowdSec confirmed that approximately 170 private repositories were copied through an OAuth token belonging to a former employee’s account. The company reports no evidence of code changes or access to production infrastructure.

India’s TRAI regulator is introducing new obligations for apps that collect spam call reports and expanding oversight of automated A2P calls.

Helpfeel confirmed the unauthorized exposure of millions of records from Gyazo after a vulnerability in the image upload server was exploited.

CISA added an ebtables SNAT vulnerability in the Linux kernel to its KEV catalog. Organizations should review affected configurations and deploy fixes from vendors.

Microsoft fixed CVE-2026-85889 on the Azure AI Foundry service side. The CVSS 10.0 flaw could have allowed an unauthorized attacker to escalate privileges over a network.

The CVE-2026-91843 vulnerability in Security Management and Log Server products has a CVSS score of 9.8. Check Point released a fix through LivePatch and recommends deploying it immediately.

New stable AndroidX libraries allow applications to programmatically assess the security patch status of the system, kernel, and Project Mainline modules.