SECURITY Affairs publishes its International Edition of Round 593, a weekly newsletter curated by Pierluigi Paganini that samples the best security reporting from the week. The edition collates international coverage across hacking, data breaches, AI security, cybercrime and related fields, highlighting notable incidents and advisories such as PaperCut flaws exploited in attacks on U.S. and European schools, and Broadcom’s patches addressing critical VM-escape vulnerabilities in VMware Workstation and Fusion.
It also notes that the U.S. CISA added a Google Chromium V8 flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue, and reports on a data-leak incident related to Manchester Airports Group affecting millions of people.
The International Edition likewise advances a broader roundup of significant items, including reports on the 12-year-old PostgreSQL vulnerability allowing server takeover, Chinese AI agent campaigns in multi-country operations, and ongoing exploitation activity around Chrome zero-days. It cross-references planks of the security landscape—from ransomware and credential theft to supply-chain and cloud exposure issues—while directing readers to individual articles for deeper technical details.
The format emphasises a mix of breaking-news items, expert analysis, and linked press coverage from multiple jurisdictions, providing a snapshot of how threats are evolving and where defenders should focus investigations and responses in the short term.