Apple released a patch for a zero-day vulnerability in macOS 26.3, while simultaneously, the Lumma infostealer malware resurfaced, infecting Windows computers with credential-stealing capabilities, according to reports from multiple news sources. The news comes as the Trump administration moved to dismantle climate regulations, and the rise of agentic AI systems is reshaping the SaaS landscape.
The macOS update, macOS 26.3, included a fix for a window-resizing issue. According to a blog post cited by Hacker News, the update addressed a problem where the window resize areas did not follow the corner radius. The author of the blog post, who tested the update with a custom app, found that the issue had been resolved, with the resize areas now conforming to the corner radius.
Meanwhile, the Lumma infostealer malware, previously disrupted by law enforcement in 2025, has re-emerged, infecting Windows computers. The malware, known for stealing credentials and sensitive data, utilizes social engineering tactics and has rapidly rebuilt its infrastructure, according to Ars Technica. The malware's return highlights the ongoing challenges in combating cyber threats.
In other news, the Trump administration took steps to undermine climate regulations. The administration was poised to dismantle a key ruling that considered climate change a threat to Americans' health, according to Vox. This move is expected to trigger lawsuits.
The rise of agentic AI systems is also creating significant shifts in the tech industry. Major SaaS companies like Salesforce and Workday are facing challenges due to the emergence of these systems, as reported by Fortune. However, companies with mission-critical software integrated with sensitive data may be better positioned to adapt to these changes.
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