Internet Watch

Microsoft is tracking CVE-2026-73570, a vulnerability allowing unauthenticated command injection on internet-facing mail servers. Because the flaw can be exploited without credentials, any exposed mail server is a potential target, making it a priority for administrators to patch or mitigate quickly. Security teams are monitoring for exploitation activity and vendor updates.

Foxconn Industrial Internet, the Shanghai-listed unit of the Taiwanese electronics manufacturing group, has decided not to proceed for now with reducing its stake in software firm Digiwin. The move keeps the company's holding in Digiwin unchanged, and investors are watching what the decision signals about the unit's strategy for its portfolio of affiliate businesses.

Japanese electronics maker Yamazen is offering discount deals on its tunerless televisions through Amazon, according to Internet Watch. Tunerless TVs, which do not receive broadcast signals directly and are used as displays for streaming devices, are a growing budget category in Japan. Shoppers are being alerted to the current sale pricing on Amazon.

Spanish-language users are sharing practical ideas for watching television over the internet for free, under the tag feditv. The shared guide collects tips on streaming free online TV channels, reflecting growing interest in cord-cutting and alternative, decentralized ways to access television without paying for cable or subscription services.

Users are sharing links to FediTV, a free internet television service listing live channels by genre, with a recent post highlighting its action category. The service promotes watching television online at no cost, and posts about it are circulating among Spanish-speaking users on decentralized social networks, drawing modest engagement.

Autonomous system number 17511, located in Kyoto, Japan, was newly added to internet-wide scanning databases on 29 September 2026. Information security practitioners flagged the addition as part of ongoing efforts to map exposed devices and services, a routine but closely watched step for spotting newly reachable networks and potential attack surface in Japanese address space.