Cybersecurity

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1. Cybersecurity · Networking · Cloud & data centers

   Cloudflare publishes its DDoS report for Q3 2026

   The report by Cloudforce One analyzes Cloudflare network data for July to September. Short, low-bandwidth attacks under 10 minutes and 1 Gbps rose by 208%.

   Full story at blog.cloudflare.com ↗
2. Operating systems · Cybersecurity · Networking

   Google rolls out updates across Google Home and Nest devices

   The updates cover the app, Gemini for Home and hardware such as Chromecast with Google TV, Nest WiFi and speakers. They bring new Android security patches, platform updates and better streaming.

   Full story at Droid Life ↗
3. Networking · Cloud & data centers · Cybersecurity

   Cloudflare makes private origin services generally available

   Cloudflare services for private origins are now generally available. A proxied DNS record can point at a private IP, and WAF, caching, bot management and Workers work as they do for public origins.

   Full story at blog.cloudflare.com ↗
4. Cloud & data centers · Data & databases · Cybersecurity

   Aurora PostgreSQL adds post-quantum TLS key exchange

   Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL now offers post-quantum TLS key exchange for data in transit. In versions 18 and higher, the ssl_groups parameter can be modified.

   Full story at aws.amazon.com ↗
5. Artificial intelligence · New AI models · Cybersecurity · Cloud & data centers

   OpenAI's Daybreak Red arrives on AWS GovCloud

   Daybreak Red from OpenAI is available to eligible customers on Amazon Bedrock in AWS GovCloud (US-East). It is built for authorized vulnerability research, exploit reproduction and mitigation development.

   Full story at aws.amazon.com ↗
6. Cybersecurity · Networking · Cloud & data centers · Chips & hardware

   Check Point introduces the Maestro MHO 200

   Check Point introduced the Maestro Hyperscale Orchestrator MHO 200 with 400GbE ports and four times the capacity. It is meant to secure AI traffic in the data center without slowing it down.

   Full story at blog.checkpoint.com ↗

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