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Updated September 14, 2026 — all 204 published advisories are browsable here. The newest one is already under active attack: a ConnectWise ScreenConnect flaw being exploited in the wild, in the remote-support tool an IT provider uses to take control of every machine in your office (CVE-2026-84869). Behind it, a GitLab flaw rated CVSS 10, the maximum possible severity score, that lets an attacker with no login read any file off the server that stores your source code (CVE-2026-85706), and a pair of PaperCut print-management zero-days already used to break into 395 organizations, on the server that quietly sits inside the network and talks to every desktop in the building (CVE-2026-81578 and CVE-2026-82078). The one readers keep coming back to is the Magento and Adobe Commerce zero-day being exploited against live online stores with no vendor patch available (StyleSmuggler). Every one of these sits on a device or service that faces the internet, so the clock starts the day the advisory drops — and a missed patch window is what turns a routine Tuesday into downtime, a breach-notification bill, and lost revenue. If you are not sure whether yours is patched, our 24/7 staffed security operations center handles the triage for you.