The Cyber Express Weekly Roundup: Space Security, Malware & Regulatory Alerts

This week’s Cyber Express roundup covers major developments across space cybersecurity, AI agent vulnerabilities, long-running SD-WAN exploits, sanctions against a Russian zero-day broker, and regulatory action targeting X. It warns that threats are becoming more sophisticated and interconnected, urging organizations and governments to strengthen defenses and adapt policies in real time. #OpenClaw #OperationZero

Keypoints

India released new space cybersecurity guidelines developed by CERT-In and SIA-India to secure satellites, ground systems, and supply chains.
Apple became the first consumer device maker certified to handle NATO “restricted” data on iPhone and iPad running iOS 26 and iPadOS 26.
The OpenClaw vulnerability allows malicious websites to hijack locally running AI agents via a flawed WebSocket gateway.
Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN controllers were exploited through a critical zero-day (CVE-2026-20127) for at least three years, enabling administrative access and stealthy privilege escalation.
The U.S. sanctioned Operation Zero for brokering zero-day exploits, while X appealed a €120M EU fine under the Digital Services Act.