Apple seeded visionOS 27.2 beta build 24N5088l to developers with no security details disclosed in the release listing.
Apple released visionOS 27.2 beta (build 24N5088l) to developers on September 16, 2026, per its software release listing. The listing contains only download links and a pointer to release notes, with no security content or vulnerability details. It is a routine developer beta with no reported exploitable issues.
Apple released watchOS 27.2 beta build 24S5086l to developers for testing.
Apple has published watchOS 27.2 beta build 24S5086l on its developer release portal. The listing provides download access and release notes for the pre-release update. No security content or vulnerability details are included in the notice.
Apple released macOS 27.2 beta build 26B5086k to developers for testing.
Apple has published macOS 27.2 beta build 26B5086k on its developer release portal with downloads and release notes. The notice contains no security advisories or CVE information.
Apple released iOS 27.2 beta build 24B5084k to developers for testing.
Apple has published iOS 27.2 beta build 24B5084k on its developer release portal. The listing includes download access and release notes but discloses no security fixes or CVEs.
Apple released Xcode 27.2 beta build 27B5019j to developers for testing.
Apple has published Xcode 27.2 beta build 27B5019j on its developer release portal, with downloads and release notes available. The notice contains no security advisories or CVE information.
Apple seeded tvOS 27.2 beta build 24K5088l to developers with no security details disclosed in the release listing.
Apple released tvOS 27.2 beta (build 24K5088l) to developers on September 16, 2026, per its software release listing. The listing contains only download links and a pointer to release notes, with no security content or vulnerability details. It is a routine developer beta with no reported exploitable issues.
Stored XSS in Telegram Desktop HTML chat exports (CVSS 8.2) could let attacker-controlled inline keyboard buttons steal full chat histories.
ExPatch researchers Denis and Aleksander Rostilov found a stored XSS in Telegram Desktop's HTML chat export pipeline affecting builds before Beta 6.9.4 and Stable 7.0.1. Unsanitized inline keyboard button text becomes executable JavaScript when a user exports a chat and opens the HTML file in a browser, exposing messages, metadata, and local file paths, and enabling phishing overlays. Telegram patched the issue in commit 8457d13a during July 2026; no CVE had been assigned at disclosure time.
Telegram Desktop HTML export XSS (CVSS 8.2) let bot messages exfiltrate exported chats; fixed in 7.0.1 but old exports stay vulnerable.
ExPatch researchers found that Telegram Desktop versions 4.15.1 (March 2024) through 6.9.3 wrote bot inline-keyboard button text into HTML chat exports without escaping, allowing a bot to plant invisible JavaScript. When a user opened the export in a browser, the script could exfiltrate every message in that 1,000-message file, rewrite the displayed content, or fake a verification form. The flaw (rated CVSS 3.1 8.2) was fixed by commit 8457d13a in 6.9.4 beta (July 3, 2026) and 7.0.1 stable (July 14, 2026), but pre-fix exports remain dangerous since updating the app does not fix old files. No CVE identifier or Telegram security advisory exists, and no exploitation in the wild is claimed.
IoT security firm Exein raised $270 million at a $1.7 billion valuation to expand runtime protection and physical AI security agents.
Italy-based IoT security startup Exein announced a $270 million oversubscribed round led by Headline, bringing total funding above $600 million and valuing the company at $1.7 billion. Exein builds embedded and kernel-level runtime protection for IoT devices and is developing a proprietary foundation model for physical AI security powering autonomous defense agents. The funding will accelerate expansion, particularly into the US market.