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//The Wire//1300Z October 21, 2026// //SPECIAL REPORT// //BLUF: MAJOR CYBERSECURITY VULNERABILITIES EXPOSED GLOBALLY, AS TWO SEPARATE MAJOR CODING FLAWS AFFECT MAJORITY OF INTERNET-CONNECTED DEVICES.// -----BEGIN TEARLINE----- Global: Around the world, two major cybersecurity incidents are underway. The first incident involves an Indian cybersecurity firm using poor cybersecurity practices in generating Certificate Authorities, which might allow malign actors to exploit web-connected devices. The second issue revolves around an exploit discovered in the PHP programing language, which could allow malign actors to intercept traffic to and from affected web servers, and theoretically take control of them. Analyst Comment: Today will be a very interesting day for the internet. Neither issue is worth undue panic, but these incidents are causing questions for the bedrock of internet security. In terms of what the average user should do, today will be "update day" for the majority of the planet. Anyone who runs internet-connected home servers, hobby PC's, or muddles in the tech world at all, will probably want to update their systems sometime today. For more causal internet users, the immediate actions that would be helpful are simply to adhere to good internet security practices: Enabling two-factor authentication for web-connected devices, not re-using passwords, and being aware that phishing attempts will be extremely likely over the next few days, which will seek to capitalize on these major vulnerabilities. -----END TEARLINE----- Analyst Comments: The timing of two major cybersecurity incidents taking place at the same time is exceptionally rare and very remarkable. To be clear, these issues are totally separate from each other, with neither one causing the other. However, due to the sheer scale of both incidents, it's possible that some sort of compounding effect could be achieved. One major global tech vulnerability is bad enough, but two on the same day is very serious. Knowing the rough details of how both incidents came to be, is helpful for understanding the seriousness of these events. The first incident revolves around a vulnerability being discovered within the ecosystem for issuing certificates for various websites. Under normal conditions, when a person visits a website (such as (https:)//www.google.com), a certificate is used to ensure that the website is genuine. Essentially, the web browser itself cross-checks that website with a trusted authority (called a Certificate Authority), which vouches for that website being genuine. This happens after the website gives the webs browser it's certificate, which the browser or app can automatically check against a big list of genuine certificates, to make sure the certificate provided by the website matches what it should be. 18 months ago, the Indian cybersecurity firm eMudhra issued a series bad certificates that had extremely low security; instead of being a long string of numbers which would be hard to crack, some certificates ended up being only the number 4. Since these certificates were genuine, and came from a genuine trusted authority, websites and platforms which trusted these bad keys are now at major risk of exploitation, and malign actors could forge fake keys for any website on Earth, and the fakes would be accepted by most devices (because the keys are genuine, they're just bad). To frame the magnitude of this incident with an analogy, imagine that a large safe company builds a safe that uses a master code to get into their safes. And after selling and installing a bunch of those safes in homes around the world for 18 months, it becomes clear that the master code to get into most of those safes, was the number 4. Under the right conditions, someone who finds the safe could theoretically guess the code without the owner ever doing anything wrong on their part. More importantly, a thief could access the safe for as long as they want (using the master "code"), and the owner would be none the wiser. Now imagine that a thief actually had access to the safe company, and could generate a master key of their own, that would work with any safe sold by that company. That's essentially what has been happening for 18 months. As far as how many websites have actually been compromised, the true number is not known. Theoretically, this incident has the potential to affect every single website and internet-connected device on the planet. eMudhra themselves state that zero fake certificates have been issued using this vulnerability. So in terms of magnitude, the potential scale of this is somewhere between zero, and every device on Earth. Considering that eMudhra themselves allowed this shockingly bad incident to take place (and not being noticed by two separate security audits), trust in this company is quite low. Moreover, this vulnerability will probably be made worse by an exponentially more serious separate incident that was disclosed overnight. The second major cybersecurity incident which was revealed overnight, revolves around a problem being discovered within the PHP programming language. As noted with the eMudhra vulnerability, when a user visits a website, a lot of stuff happens in the background. Certificates get exchanged, databases are consulted, and if all goes well, data is sent to a user's device to load the webpage. PHP is one of the programming languages used to make all of this happen. As of early this morning, a vulnerability was discovered within this programming language itself, which can allow malign actors to breach web servers, by leveraging a vulnerability in the way that PHP handles data from the server. In this way, the PHP vulnerability is much like the eMudhra vulnerability, in that both can allow malign actors to gain unauthorized access to systems. The differences are that both vulnerabilities are completely separate and unrelated...but in theory one could compound on the other, especially since IT departments are scrambling to fix both issues right now. The PHP incident is more serious, because the details were leaked before patches were written, and malign actors were indeed observed trying to take advantage of the vulnerability ahead of it's discovery. Normally, major cybersecurity incidents are not disclosed on a more widespread basis, until patches have been rolled out to fix the problem. This is to prevent malign actors which might not have noticed the vulnerability from knowing about it and capitalizing on it. In this case however, the vulnerability was so severe, that the PHP Foundation released the notice before patches went live. The British National Cyber Security Centre even went as far as to suggest organizations bring their systems offline until a patch is released...in some cases this vulnerability is significant enough to warrant pulling server racks, and websites/servers going offline completely, until the fix is pushed out. As of this morning, many government websites were taken offline globally, and throughout the day millions of websites will also probably be taken offline by IT departments as a precautionary measure, until fixes can be rolled out. In terms of mitigating both events, the most substantial risk will be for internet connected devices which do not receive regular updates. Using a smartphone or a regular web browser will be fine as mass updates were already pushed out days ago, before the disclosure of the certificate vulnerability was made public. The real risk will be for 'Internet of Things' or IoT devices: Smart thermostats, portable power stations, lawn irrigation systems, doorbells, smart TV's and appliances, utility meters, streetlights, dash cams, remote data servers, and many other older devices that have internet connectivity, and still use the bad set of keys. These are the kind of IT disasters that get technicians woken up during the night, and in both cases IT departments around the world are rapidly patching their own devices to fix the vulnerability now that two major cybersecurity incidents are public, and have the potential to become much more serious problems within the cyber realm. Analyst: S2A1 Research: publish.obsidian.md/s2underg… NomadNet: 5fa68c88be727a0e1a250a75e5e79269 Disclaimer: No LLMs were used in the writing of this report. //END REPORT//
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🚨HOLY CRAP!!! All she said was she doesn't want to hear about the Quran or Islam and she was arrested for it The UK is fallen
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Absolutely monsters. These lot don’t even rape alone. They gang rape. They are absolute degenerate monsters
3 "men" hired a car to rape a woman in a UK city before dumping her in the middle of nowhere Arjan Purewal, Jaskaran Thandi and Hassan Jangheer, all 23, hired a BMW with a fake ID in Birmingham. They picked up the woman on Broad Street then drove her to Clent where she was attacked on 16 September 2023. She was left in a remote spot around 3.30am. All three were convicted at Worcester Crown Court. Purewal was jailed for 8 years 6 months for rape and other offences. Thandi and Jangheer each received more than 6 years for aiding and abetting rape and sexual assault. They must sign the sex offenders register.
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ZIPLOC LAWSUIT! Ziploc is being sued for failing to tell you their product releases billions of microplastics into your food after freezing…
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Kabbalah Don must be spending too much time with Benny Johnson. 😂
It's hard to explain how much of a joke Trump's presidency has been.
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The migrant caravan isn’t “looking for work,” this is a coordinated invasion setup by the United Nations and their cartel of NGOs to riot, burn down our cities, replace our culture, overwhelm our welfare system and bring down Western Civilization
A migrant caravan with hundreds of people, mainly from Central America, continued traveling on foot through southern Mexico as the group headed towards the United States in hopes of work and better opportunities for their children
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The Government creates the problems so that they can apply their fixes to get their desired outcome. So how much control over our personal devices will the government receive out of this problem that was never a problem for decades now, that is all of a sudden an emergency, so they can apply their fix?
🚨 A MASSIVE internet security emergency is unfolding right now. 🚨 Two CRITICAL vulnerabilities have been discovered in PHP, potentially putting millions of websites at risk. → NEARLY 70% of websites with a known server-side language run PHP. The potential scale is ENORMOUS. → TWO CRITICAL security flaws have been confirmed, each scoring 9.2/10 in severity. → Attackers could potentially take control of vulnerable servers remotely, without authentication. → Reports suggest PHP versions dating back to 2004 could be affected. The exact scope is still unconfirmed. → EMERGENCY PATCHES are scheduled for TOMORROW at 10 AM ET. Website owners are being urged to prepare immediately. → Europe's CERT-EU is warning organizations to patch ASAP or consider TAKING EXPOSED APPLICATIONS OFFLINE if they cannot be secured. → WordPress, Magento, Laravel and potentially millions of other PHP-powered websites could be at risk. → Once patches go public, hackers could reverse-engineer them and race to attack servers that haven't updated. The vulnerabilities are CONFIRMED. The full technical details remain secret. Tomorrow, the race between hackers and defenders begins. This could get ugly. FAST.
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I'm a Board Certified anesthesiologist and have been in practice for 24 years. I just learned that the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia where I trained has launched a program to increase flu vaccine uptake among children by vaccinating them while under anesthesia. The program is called "Close your Eyes. We'll Immunize" This is stunningly irresponsible. Here's why: Anesthetists are extremely risk avoidant and endeavor to minimize patient exposure to anything which carries potential side effects. This is particularly true of pediatric patients who very often have never been exposed to anesthetic medications. We simply cannot know how an individual child will respond to these drugs for the first time. Every single medication we administer during an operation can potentially trigger untoward or allergic responses. When this occurs our primary responsibility is to stabilize the patient. Our secondary responsibility is to identify the offending agent. There is absolutely no justification of introducing another agent, in this case a flu vaccine, which carries a risk of harm and contributes nothing to the success of the operation. Some of the more common side effects of flu vaccines are fever (11-16%) and less commonly, a rash (1%). There is also an non-zero risk of severe allergic reactions and high-grade fevers which can develop over the course of minutes. What if a child under anesthesia receives a vaccine and develops a rash and/or fever? Is it from the antibiotic that the surgeon requested? Is it from the narcotic? The anxiolytic? The barbiturate? Anesthetic gases can also (rarely) trigger a life threatening response called Malignant Hyperthermia which commonly presents as a high fever. Without subsequent testing we cannot know which agent was responsible. Most commonly the testing is never done and the child’s record will forever reflect the possibility that some or all of the drugs which were used are responsible for their reaction. This makes future anesthetic care significantly more challenging and will require the use of alternatives which may not be necessary. Advocating for a flu vaccine while a child is anesthetized reflects the pervasive yet inaccurate attitude among the medical establishment that vaccines are perfectly safe. I simply cannot believe that my mentors would have ever supported this initiative when I was a resident there. Close your eyes indeed.
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Even if this isn't understandable to everyone, if anyone takes the time to read it, it is CLEAR that this is major. Then you see Shawn was following me and it's at least worth looking at. As a human, you should be angry at the nothingness they are bombarding you with constantly. Both sides play into their hand. Stop playing their game. The truth about Shawn Ryan is so much more serious and important than the current drama. This Shawn Ryan Show Scandal shows the public that manchurian candidates who don't know they are controlled are running America's #1 show for the military aged male demographic. Do you realize the implications of that?! Who else is it!? Share this and lets make the public aware at how bad they are being played.
PSA concerning Shawn Ryan and MK-ULTRA Shawn is actively involved (perhaps unwitting) in CIA and Co. military-media mind control programs stemming from MK-ULTRA. Shawn's former friend and SRS researcher became self-aware as a subject in MONARCH after I contacted them in early 2023. They were cut off from Shawn immediately - then there were attempts to route them to Monroe Institute - which is 100% known to be involved and is where many are sent for reprogramming or closeout. This isn't about slamming Shawn or the show, but issues have already been whitewashed. This is dangerous for the American people. SRS served just enough to hook a very important demographic and is an extremely effective limited hangout and narrative steering operation. There is much more. Unredacted conversation and additional brief available for actual journalists or large social media accounts that want to do the right thing.
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🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting in Virginia after police showed up at a mother’s home at 2 A.M. and TOWED HER CAR over a SH00TING she had NOTHING to do with... ...because a FLOCK CAM pointed them to the WRONG CAR!!! Now her car is a TOTAL LOSS and she MIGHT LOSE HER JOB!!!! Yes, you read that right, a Flock camera got it wrong, the cops took her car ANYWAY, and she’s the one paying for it. Her name is Rosalyn Crump, she’s a mom raising 3 boys in Richmond VA On July 29th, just before 2 in the morning, Richmond police officers showed up outside her home on Sussex Street. She was ASLEEP, but someone woke her up and told her police were outside and her car was being towed. Police say the Flock system had linked her 2012 Hyundai Elantra to a sh00ting near Gilpin Court and body camera footage shows the officers shining flashlights through her windows. At one point, one of them seemed to doubt they even had the right car. They noticed her KIDS’ CAR SEATS were buckled in the back, but they towed it anyway. Rosalyn came outside and told them flat out: “Y’all got the wrong car.” She told them she’d been at her mom’s house all day, came home at 4, and waited for her kids to get off the bus at 5. Nobody had driven her car. An officer decided her story didn’t match the Flock data and said on camera that she was, “definitely not telling the truth.” Minutes later, Seibert’s Towing hauled her car away. If you think that was insane... well, IT GETS WORSE. About FOUR DAYS later, she finally got a phone call. Her car had been released FOUR HOURS after they took it... because police had already found the person they were actually looking for. NOBODY FROM THE POLICE TOLD HER!!!!! When she went to get her car back, she found it DAMAGED from the tow. The towing company’s VP admitted fault in writing. Then the claim went to insurance, and the company said it could no longer settle with her directly. Her mechanic’s verdict: TOTAL LOSS. Richmond police now admit Flock cameras led them to the wrong vehicle. Meanwhile, Rosalyn has lost wages, can’t get to work on time, and is paying for a RENTAL CAR out of her own pocket just to get her boys where they need to go. She literally did nothing wrong and was home with her kids. THIS IS INSANE!!!!!!!!
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That moment when Nancy Pelosi was flaunting a bracelet made from bullets used to kill Russians. It was a gift from Ukrainian politician Oleksiy Goncharenko. As if death itself were a fashion statement. A grotesque display of moral decay, where slaughter is worn like jewelry and war is paraded as virtue....
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Good morning. Happy Wednesday. Today and every day we should glorify our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. He died for our sins so that we could be forgiven. And no matter what happens today, He will get you through it. Have a blessed day, y’all. I love you all.
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My favorite Jewish connection to the Charlie Kirk assassination is not that he was killed on top of a menorah, is not that his wife immediately steered Turning point USA back into Kosher slop, is not Netanyahu randomly posted on Twitter “I didn’t do it”, and “Charlie always loved Israel”… my favorite fact is that a Jew literally said “it was Me!” Just to create a distraction and was later caught with child porn on his phone.
A witness to Charlie Kirk’s assassination claimed 𝗙𝗕𝗜 𝗔𝗚𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗦 told him to 𝗗𝗘𝗟𝗘𝗧𝗘 crucial video evidence from his phone that he had voluntarily offered to investigators. @grok yes no
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Artificial Intelligence company Anthropic recorded a $80 BILLION net loss in the first half of 2026
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Breaking News Alert concerning your internet access:
You guys have been hearing me say the Internet’s going to become unusable right? I’m not the first one to have said it by the way, but I usually say it when it becomes important. Normie speak 📡: “PHP is the behind-the-scenes engine that runs a huge chunk of the internet. Imagine a website like a restaurant. HTML/CSS is the menu and the pretty plates you see. JavaScript is the waiter who takes your order and chats with you at the table. PHP is the kitchen staff working in the back — it takes your request (login, search, post a comment, load a product page, etc.), talks to the database, and sends the finished page to your browser. You never see the PHP code itself; it runs on the server. It was created in the mid-1990s and is still everywhere because it’s relatively easy to use and free. It powers: •Most WordPress sites (which themselves run a massive portion of the web) •Wikipedia •Countless online stores, forums, blogs, and company websites Recent data shows PHP is used on roughly 70% of websites where the server-side language is known. Why the news about critical vulnerabilities matters. The cybersecurity post you saw is warning that PHP has two serious security flaws (rated 9.2 out of 10). These are described as remote code execution vulnerabilities — basically, a way for an attacker to potentially tell a website’s server “run this code I wrote” from anywhere on the internet. Because PHP is so widespread, a bug like this can affect a lot of sites at once. Think of it like discovering a master key that works on a huge number of apartment buildings. The PHP team is releasing emergency fixes later today (October 21, 2026, around 10 a.m. Eastern / 14:00 UTC). For regular people: You don’t need to do anything unless you run a website or server yourself. Site owners and hosting companies are the ones who need to update PHP as soon as the patches drop. Older versions of PHP (especially anything before PHP 8) may not get official fixes at all, which is a common problem with very old software. In short: PHP is the invisible workhorse behind a ton of websites, and right now that workhorse has a couple of critical security problems that need patching quickly.”
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Wow. Not a single peep from the mainstream
Reports of young girls being trafficked into the Delta Hotel in Warwick should be mainstream news but not a peep from any of the outlets. Instead it’s been left to independent citizen journalists to expose what is going on. Follow @Truthhurts101UK and @Templar_reports for their latest updates. Shocking discoveries.
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I SEE YOU AND I KNOW WHO YOU ARE: First of all, YOU don't get to tell me who my enemies are! Secondly, I don't see YOU as a leader or a soldier, I see you as a puppet of the City of London--Epstein's boss! And it's always THOSE PEOPLE (The Epstein Predator Class--THE REAL ENEMY) who want US to sacrifice while they tell us that we will wake up one morning and own nothing and we will be happy about that. This speech makes no sense at all except that THEY want us to buy into something bad that they want US to do for THEM. I OPT OUT!
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When the gaslight starts to fail, there’s always intimidation and abuse to fall back on.
🚨 NEW: Rubio calls Americans who don't like H-1B Indians “stupid” and “dumb”
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Why did the BBC crop the photo? Ah. I see….
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The Sun newspaper is reporting that landlords are being offered double the market rent to evict tenants and house migrants. One landlord was offered £4,500 a month for a 3 bedroom flat when the council offered the same flat at £1,790. It wasn’t a conspiracy theory then?
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