Cyber Signal
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The scoring configuration changed four times inside this archive — on 5, 6, 8 and 14 August 2026 — so counts are directly comparable only within an unchanged period. For the 14 August change we checked item by item that the sources, weights and thresholds stayed the same; what was added is a classification layer. Every daily receipt carries the configuration fingerprint this statement is derived from. Correction, 14 August: until 13 August the in-the-wild counter also matched sentences like “successful exploitation could allow” — the subjunctive of security advisories, not observed exploitation. It over-reported: across ten published days roughly 54 flags where about 32 belonged. Fixed on 14 August — and again on 15 August, in the opposite direction: the first fix was strict enough that it stopped recognising “now targeted in attacks”. The indicator is now pinned by a two-sided test that has to pass before every release. The figures stand as published.