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Security Affairs Roundup Covers Capcom Breach and CISA Alert
Security Affairs newsletter Round 601 (INTERNATIONAL EDITION), dated 25 October 2026, compiles a curated set of recent security stories and press coverage. The International edition presents a digest of notable items drawn from Security Affairs’ weekly round-up, highlighting developments across cybercrime, data breaches, hacking, AI, and security policy.
The piece foregrounds real-world incidents and industry responses, offering readers a snapshot of ongoing threats, investigations and regulatory actions alongside cross-border reporting. Notable entries in the round-up include Capcom’s data breach, which exposed 11.7 million email addresses, and a CISA alert adding Arista VeloCloud Orchestrator flaws to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.
The digest also signals technical warnings, such as PHP-related vulnerabilities (including PHP2Shell) and a range of associated advisories, while tracking high‑impact events in cyber security governance and enforcement.
The newsletter surfaces a blend of incident reporting and analysis, including references to a CVE entry for RingRTC (Signal): CVE-2026-113380, described as flooding the local hang-up event queue, and mentions several other security items that have drawn coverage in the international press. Readers are offered links to deeper coverage on each topic, with cross-links to related Security Affairs stories and external reporting.
The format aims to give quick access to significant security developments and ongoing investigations without asserting unverified details, while reflecting the breadth of coverage across markets and sectors as of late October 2026.

Story timeline CVE-2026-113380
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| Published (UTC) | Outlet | Headline |
|---|---|---|
| Wed 21 Oct · 12:22 UTC | Malwarebytes | Signal Flaw Could Keep Calls Listening After Users Hang Up |
| Thu 22 Oct · 04:38 UTC | SecurityOnline | Signal fixes critical RingRTC flaw that could keep calls live after hang-up |
| Thu 22 Oct · 12:52 UTC | SecurityWeek | Signal flaw could keep your microphone and camera active after hang-up |
| Thu 22 Oct · 18:25 UTC | The Hacker News | Attackers Used Stolen Credentials to Breach PingCAP and Copy Data |
| Thu 22 Oct · 19:00 UTC | Security Affairs | Signal Flaw Could Keep Your Microphone Live After Calls End |
| Sun 25 Oct · 13:30 UTC | Security Affairs | Security Affairs Roundup Covers Capcom Breach and CISA Alert (this article) |
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Summary by the CyberSIXT Editorial Team.