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Report says software vulnerabilities rose sharply in 2026

An Italian report attributes a 54% increase in CVEs in 2026 to artificial intelligence and highlights challenges in fixing them quickly.

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More vulnerabilities and delayed remediation could increase exposure to cyberattacks across affected systems.

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