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CISA Just Switched Off the Weekly Vulnerability Bulletin — What Replaces It Only Counts Vulnerabilities That Already Have a Patch

CISA discontinued its weekly Vulnerability Bulletin at the end of FY26 on 28 September 2026, completing the pivot to the risk-based model of BOD 26-04. The replacement signal, the KEV catalog, admits a vulnerability only when a clear remediation already exists — which leaves a specific, growing class of unpatched flaws with no federal clock at all.

The “Read-Only” Tool That Runs Shell: code-ollama’s grep_search Auto-Executes Injected Commands (GHSA-456v-xq2p-r4cj)

GHSA-456v-xq2p-r4cj (High, CVSS 7.8, added to the GitHub Advisory Database 28 September 2026): code-ollama 0.36.0 and earlier interpolated model-supplied pattern and path arguments into a shell string, escaping only backslashes and double quotes — leaving $() substitution intact. Because grep_search is classified read-only, it auto-executes in Plan mode with no approval prompt. Fixed in 0.36.1.

Loud and Very, Very Messy: An Autonomous AI Agent Did the Post-Exploitation in the DIVD Breach

DIVD, the Dutch nonprofit that notifies the world about exposed systems, disclosed on 24 September 2026 that it was itself breached: an undisclosed technical vulnerability provided initial access, and an autonomous AI agent conducted the post-exploitation — loudly, sloppily, and narrating itself in comments. Purpose and impact remain unclear; a detailed update is promised 1 October.

One Unverified Email Claim Becomes a Permanent Admin — LiteLLM CVE-2026-93355 Is Still Unpatched

OX Security disclosed CVE-2026-93355 on 29 September 2026: LiteLLM JWT authentication falls back to an unverified email claim, authenticating an attacker as any existing user including proxy_admin — then permanently rebinds the victim SSO identity to the attacker token. Reported 18 May, no vendor response, and the code is still present in the current release.