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Amazon Threat Intelligence begins tracking an AI-augmented campaign compromising FortiGate enterprise firewalls at scale. STS OIDC federation enhancements ship. SageMaker quietly tightens its public endpoint defaults.
AWS publishes bulletin 2026-030-AWS, a single rolling document for the Copy.fail / DirtyFrag Linux kernel privilege-escalation class. If you run Amazon Linux, Bottlerocket, ECS, EKS, EMR, Fargate, or SageMaker, this is the bulletin you bookmark. Security Agent meanwhile learns to read whole repositories.
Seven new AWS bulletins this week, led by a CVSS 10.0 authentication bypass in Loom, an AWS Labs agent orchestration platform, and a SageMaker Unified Studio flaw that, in projects with Trusted Identity Propagation enabled, could let a project contributor obtain another member's temporary role credentials. On the defensive side, Security Hub added remediation plans, GuardDuty can now be enforced through Organizations declarative policies, and CloudTrail now shows where data-event logging is missing.
Six new AWS security bulletins this week, led by an Amazon Neptune query-engine issue that its CVE record scores 9.9 (CRITICAL) and a Linux kernel virtio-net/TAP flaw that affects self-managed KVM hosts but not EC2, Lambda or Fargate. On the defensive side, OpenSearch Service gets per-index KMS keys, Security Hub adds resource criticality and the Cyber Risk Institute profile, Secrets Manager rotates Databricks and Twilio credentials, and Transfer Family host keys can live in Secrets Manager.
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