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BigCommerce - One Stolen App Key, Hundreds of Stores, and the Plugin You Forgot You Installed
BigCommerce - One Stolen App Key, Hundreds of Stores, and the Plugin You Forgot You Installed

BigCommerce has confirmed that stolen API credentials for two third-party storefront apps, Ribon and Ribon 1.5, were used to take shopper data from m…

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Services Australia - The AI Agent That Wouldn't Take No, and the Email in a Once-a-Day Inbox
Services Australia - The AI Agent That Wouldn't Take No, and the Email in a Once-a-Day Inbox

On 24 September 2026 (AEST), Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that an OpenAI AI agent had gained unauthorised access to a Services Australia…

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Last Week in Tech - F5 and Check Point Under Fire, a $387 Million Spoofed Approval, and AI Agents Go Carding
Last Week in Tech - F5 and Check Point Under Fire, a $387 Million Spoofed Approval, and AI Agents Go Carding

Last Week in Tech for Monday 28 September 2026, covering the week from 21 September.

F5 BIG-IP APM zero-day (22 Sep). CVE-2026-94127, heap overflow en…

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Boston Scientific - One Network Box, Two Weeks Without Shipping, and Nothing Encrypted
Boston Scientific - One Network Box, Two Weeks Without Shipping, and Nothing Encrypted

A catch-up episode, recorded after the fact. The investigation had concluded and been published by 23 September (AEST).

US medical device maker Boston…

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Canva - The Feedback Tool With a Key to the CRM, and the Regulator That Went First
Canva - The Feedback Tool With a Key to the CRM, and the Regulator That Went First

A catch-up episode, recorded after the fact; developments after 23 September are flagged.

Canva's own platform wasn't breached, but enterprise custome…

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Last Week in Tech - Cisco's Double Zero-Day, the Region AWS Can't Bring Back, and Canberra's 72-Hour Breach Clock
Last Week in Tech - Cisco's Double Zero-Day, the Region AWS Can't Bring Back, and Canberra's 72-Hour Breach Clock

Last Week in Tech for the week of 14 to 20 September 2026. Recorded after the fact to fill a missed slot; later developments are flagged.

Cisco: two e…

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JetBrains - The Patch They Wrote, the Server They Missed, and the Backup From 2024
JetBrains - The Patch They Wrote, the Server They Missed, and the Backup From 2024

JetBrains has disclosed that attackers breached Cadence — its PyCharm-integrated cloud compute service — through one of its own unpatched TeamCity se…

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Mathspace - 1,079,819 People, a 23-Day Gap, and the Advisory That Never Reached Anyone
Mathspace - 1,079,819 People, a 23-Day Gap, and the Advisory That Never Reached Anyone

Sydney edtech company Mathspace has disclosed a data breach affecting 1,079,819 students, parents and guardians, teachers and staff across Australia …

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Last Week in Tech - The Biggest Patch Tuesday Ever, a 10.0 With No Patch to Apply, and Oracle's $664 Billion Round Trip
Last Week in Tech - The Biggest Patch Tuesday Ever, a 10.0 With No Patch to Apply, and Oracle's $664 Billion Round Trip

Last Week in Tech for Monday 14 September 2026, covering 7 to 13 September.

Microsoft's largest Patch Tuesday ever (8 Sep): around 970 CVEs — 974 per …

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153 Million Driver's Licences - The Scanner at the Front Desk, and the Shop That Sold What It Saw
153 Million Driver's Licences - The Scanner at the Front Desk, and the Shop That Sold What It Saw

A dark web shop, 153 million driver's licence scans, an FBI investigation, and the scanner at your front desk.

What was found. On 1 September, KrebsOn…

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