Uday Patil is a Cybersecurity Researcher, DevSecOps Engineer, and the Founder of CyberUpdates365. Specializing in Threat Intelligence and Zero-Day vulnerability analysis, Uday is dedicated to breaking down complex cyber threats into actionable insights. His mission is to empower developers, security teams, and aspiring tech talent with rapid alerts, practical guidance, and career mentorship.
BrokenPipe is a newly disclosed local privilege-escalation flaw in the Steam Client Service that can reportedly allow a standard Windows user to execute code as NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM without an administrator prompt.
Zimperium researchers uncovered RatHat, an Android malware strain that combines Accessibility abuse, local ADB pairing, banking overlays and persistent native components to steal credentials and regain access even after the visible app is removed.
A critical LiteSpeed Web Server Enterprise flaw could let a low-privilege shared-hosting account bypass isolation controls and potentially gain root access. Administrators running versions before 6.3.7 should update immediately.
By CyberUpdates365 Technical Desk | Published: September 11, 2026 | Last Updated: September 11, 2026 Quick Answer: What is the KB5124008 VPN Bug? The Windows 11 KB5124008 update breaks certificate-based Always On VPN tunnels due to a client-side IPsec authentication regression. The only confirmed recovery is uninstalling KB5124008 and rebooting. Microsoft has not yet issued ... Read more
If you routinely download utility tools, drivers, or everyday desktop software from the internet, your browser might lead you directly into a malicious trap. A sophisticated cyber threat group is actively deploying Silver Fox fake software installers through cloned vendor websites, targeting Windows users across multiple global industries. Rather than exploiting unpatched software vulnerabilities, these ... Read more
Understanding how can you prevent viruses and malicious code is essential for anyone who uses a computer, smartphone, or the internet today. A malicious program can steal personal information, damage files, monitor activity, lock important documents, or give an attacker unauthorized access to a device. The good news is that simple daily habits can make ... Read more
Malicious code damages computers by stealing information, encrypting files, changing system behavior, opening unauthorized access, or consuming computing resources. The tricky part is that some attacks are obvious, while others run quietly in the background and give you little more than a sudden performance problem as a clue. A ransomware attack might leave files locked ... Read more
By Uday Patil, Cybersecurity Analyst When we think about cyber attacks, we often imagine highly skilled hackers typing green code on a dark screen. However, the reality is much simpler and far more common. Most cyber breaches do not happen because of complex hacking tools. They happen because of human error. Inadvertent actions such as ... Read more
