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Attackers are exploiting a critical, unauthenticated vulnerability in the open-source Langflow platform to steal AWS credentials, OpenAI API keys and other sensitive secrets, researchers have warned. VulnCheck detected at least 50 attempts against its UK honeypots over one weekend, with most of the malicious traffic originating in Russia. The security firm later recorded 360 attacks in total as the activity intensified. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-0768, affects Langflow’s custom component editor and allows an attacker to execute code remotely with root privileges, without logging in. Langflow attacks target cloud and AI credentials VulnCheck lead security researcher Caitlin Condon said the…

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Arsenal are understood to be disappointed with the outcome of their summer transfer window after missing out on a series of high-profile attacking targets, including Morgan Rogers and Vinicius Junior. The Premier League champions still have until 11pm BST on Tuesday, September 1, to complete a deal, but there has been little indication of a late breakthrough despite months of work on several ambitious moves. The claims come from the Hand of Arsenal account, which said the club had spent much of the summer pursuing Rogers, Mikel Arteta’s preferred target. The England international ultimately left Aston Villa for Chelsea in…

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A jury in Massachusetts has told the judge it remains unable to reach a unanimous decision in the Lindsay Clancy trial, but has been ordered to continue deliberating over whether she was criminally responsible for the deaths of her three children. The development came on Tuesday, 1 September, at Plymouth Superior Court as the panel entered its fourth day of discussions. No verdict has been returned and no mistrial has been declared. Judge William Sullivan asked the jurors to resume their deliberations after they indicated they had reached an impasse. It was the first sign that the 12-member panel was…

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Australia needs common standards for assessing and managing flood risk, a senior coastal engineer has warned, as councils confront rising threats to homes, infrastructure and heritage sites. Ryan Nguyen, a senior coastal engineer at professional services firm Hatch, said inconsistent planning tools and varying technical assumptions across Australia’s states made it harder for local authorities to explain, prioritise and defend decisions. His comments come as about 1.4 million Australian properties are estimated to face some level of flood risk. The Insurance Council of Australia is calling for a $30.15 billion fund over ten years to support flood defences, strengthen vulnerable…

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Global bond markets have come under renewed pressure, sending government borrowing costs in the United States, Britain, Germany and Japan to multi-year or multi-decade highs as investors assess the combined threat of inflation, higher interest rates and mounting public debt. Japan’s 10-year government bond yield reached 3% on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, for the first time since 1996. Britain’s 30-year gilt yield is at its highest level in three decades, while German and French 10-year borrowing costs have climbed to levels last seen in 2011 and 2008 respectively. US 30-year Treasury yields also reached their highest point since 2007 earlier…

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GK Barry has said it took her 10 years to recognise that police were “really wrong” to discourage her from reporting an alleged rape when she was 17. The social media star, whose real name is Grace Keeling, discussed the experience on the We Need To Talk podcast with Paul C Brunson, released on Tuesday, September 1. Keeling said she was raped by an older man while undertaking a week of work experience during her second year at college. She had been reporting to him when, she said, he drove her to a deserted park instead of taking her to…

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Google is rolling out the September 2026 Android Drop, adding new tools for finding misplaced belongings, reducing travel sickness and making Gemini more useful for people who need visual assistance. New features in the September 2026 Android Drop Find Hub can now work with Gemini to remember where important items have been put, even when they do not have a tracking tag attached. Users can tell Gemini where an object has been left – and add a photograph – with the information stored in a new “Remembered” section of the Find Hub app. The saved location can later be retrieved…

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Liverpool have completed the signing of Genk goalkeeper Lucca Brughmans in a deal that could eventually be worth £30 million, with the highly-rated Belgian teenager due to remain with his current club for the 2026-27 season. Brughmans, 18, has agreed a six-year contract at Anfield and is expected to join Liverpool ahead of the 2027-28 campaign. The agreement includes an initial fee followed by performance-related payments, with the final figure reaching around £30 million if all conditions are met. The 6ft 7in goalkeeper has started each of Genk’s opening four matches this season and has already represented Belgium at youth…

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The Minnesota State Fair reached its halfway point on Tuesday, September 1, with live coverage from Falcon Heights focusing on Military Appreciation Day, fairground entertainment and some of the event’s most talked-about food trends. Active-duty service members, veterans and eligible military families were offered discounted admission, with the fair’s official programme featuring ceremonies, exhibitions and performances centred on Dan Patch Park. The Minnesota National Guard co-ordinated the day’s activities, which included military bands, veterans’ recognition events and a military flyover. The 34th Infantry Division “Red Bull” Band was among those scheduled to perform. The fair, which runs for 12 days…

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Australs finished the Geraldton Hockey Association regular season in commanding fashion, defeating Yacht Club as the competition turned its attention to next week’s finals series. The result came in the final round of the 2026 senior campaign, with Australs producing a strong performance at the Geraldton Hockey Association complex in Wonthella to close the regular season on a high. Yacht Club were unable to contain their opponents as Australs controlled the contest and converted their opportunities to secure a convincing victory. The match was the latest meeting between the two sides in a season that has included closely fought encounters.…

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