BlueMoon Exploit Kit Breaks Out of Chrome to Deploy Espionage Malware
Four espionage groups used a shared Chrome-to-Windows exploit chain. Build checks show current exposure; campaign artifacts support a separate compromise hunt.
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RubyDoc Builds Let Malicious Gems Run Code on Shared Servers
More than 100 malicious gems used RubyDoc documentation builds to execute supplied code. Maintainers should review package and account changes tied to legacy API keys.
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Attackers Exploit ScreenConnect Flaw to Run Files Without Host Approval
CISA confirms exploitation of CVE-2026-84869. ScreenConnect clients before 26.6.5 can transfer and run files through active sessions without authorization or host confirmation.
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Attackers Exploit GitLab Flaw to Read Server Files Without a Login
An exploited GitLab flaw exposes arbitrary server files through the commits API. Self-managed operators should install 19.1.8, 19.2.6, or 19.3.2 immediately.
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BigBear Phishing Bypasses Microsoft 365 MFA at 258 Organizations
CloudSEK found BigBear 2.0 stealing Microsoft 365 session cookies after MFA. Revoke sessions, rotate credentials and require phishing-resistant sign-in.
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AOMEI Backup Driver Lets Local Users Rewrite Physical Disks
AOMEI Backupper 8.4.0 exposes physical-disk writes to local users. Without Secure Boot, attackers can plant UEFI code that runs before Windows defenses.
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Check Point VPN Flaws Let Remote Attackers Run Code on Gateways and Servers
Two certificate-processing flaws reach gateways and management servers. Fixed takes and LivePatch output give operators a direct protection check.
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Cisco Firewall Manager Breaches Led to Credential Theft and Ransomware
Attackers used Cisco Secure FMC flaws to reach root, steal credentials, tunnel into networks, deploy Cyclops Blink, and encrypt selected endpoints with Qilin.
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Attackers Exploit Kestra Login Bypass That Reaches Root
Kestra OSS versions through 1.3.20 let unauthenticated requests create workflows and run commands as root inside workers. CISA confirms exploitation.
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Google Patches Exploited Chrome Flaw Across Desktop and Android
Chrome 153 fixes exploited V8 out-of-bounds write CVE-2026-87491 across desktop and Android. Fleet owners should verify running builds; Google published no attack indicators.
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Attackers Exploit Fortinet Flaw That Lets Crafted Packets Run Code
CISA confirmed exploitation of CVE-2025-25249 across FortiOS, FortiSwitchManager and FortiSASE, with federal remediation due September 12.
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CISA Links WatchGuard Firebox Code-Execution Flaw to Ransomware Campaigns
CISA now links CVE-2025-14733 to ransomware. Patch exposed Fireboxes, check WatchGuard's indicators, and rotate locally stored secrets after confirmed activity.
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Attackers Exploit NetScaler Flaw to Bypass Authentication
Customer-managed VPN and AAA appliances need branch-specific fixed builds; configuration determines exposure on later NetScaler releases.
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Sliver Toolkit Scripts Credential Theft and Persistent Domain Access
A recovered Sliver kit shows how one operator scripted Domain Admin access, disabled defenses, stole credentials, and hid rotating command servers behind Ethereum.
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Two Windows Zero-Days Give Local Attackers SYSTEM Privileges
The flaws require a local foothold, affect different Windows release families, and leave defenders with fixed-build checks but no CVE-specific compromise indicators.
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Coder Registry Hack Sent Credential-Stealing Code to Developers
Attackers made Coder's trusted registry serve malicious Terraform modules. Operators have a 14-hour exposure window, concrete indicators, and urgent credential work.
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Cloud Intruders Automate Mass Credential Harvesting in Under Six Hours
Google observed attackers move from cloud compromise to agent-enabled mass credential harvesting in under six hours, shrinking the time defenders have to respond.
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JSCeal Replays Browser Sessions to Steal Fresh Google Tokens
Recovered JSCeal code replays stolen cookies and passwords through a headless browser to obtain fresh Google OAuth tokens and exposes concrete Windows hunt artifacts.
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Public Telerik Exploit Lets Attackers Run Code on ASP.NET Servers
A public Telerik UI exploit chains two cryptographic oracles to unsafe type loading. Upgrade ASP.NET AJAX to 2026.2.708 and check IIS for post-exploit activity.
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N-able Patches N-central Flaw That Lets Attackers Run Code Before Login
Every on-premises build before 2026.3.1.14 needs Hotfix 4. N-able's records conflict on exploitation, so MSPs should patch and review RMM activity.
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Compromised npm Code Generator Steals Developer and Cloud Credentials
Ten malicious OpenAPI React Query Codegen releases ran on install and carried credential-stealing code with valid provenance. Teams must scope lockfiles, rebuild hosts and rotate credentials.
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Claude Ports WAGO PLC Exploit and Bricks Test Controller
Forescout ported a pre-auth PLC exploit with Claude, then bricked the device during an implant attempt. Restrict FTP and monitor crashes and outbound traffic.
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ZBT Router Firmware Gives Remote Attackers Root Access
Two factory firmware implants expose white-label ZBT routers through an open WAN service and an unauthenticated phone-home channel.
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LiteLLM Flaw Lets Read-Only Accounts Steal AI Gateway Secrets
Zenity saw file-read probes matching CVE-2026-35029. LiteLLM advises upgrading to 1.83.0 or later; defenders should hunt configuration changes and rotate exposed secrets.
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MikroTik Patches RouterOS and Adds Compromise Check
CERT Polska confirms attacks through internet-exposed SSH. Install a fixed build, restrict management access, and investigate the published log and account indicators.
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Magento Zero-Day Lets Attackers Backdoor Fully Patched Online Stores
StyleSmuggler turns poisoned Magento logs into server-side code execution, then hides a persistent implant outside the shop's webroot. Adobe has not issued a fix.
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Attackers Breach JetBrains Cloud Coding Service and Expose Credentials
JetBrains confirmed that an unpatched TeamCity flaw exposed Cadence users’ code and secrets. Former users should rotate credentials and review connected systems.
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AI Agents Help Ransom Attacker Seize Enterprise Root Credentials
Unit 42 traced an AI-assisted ransom intrusion across web, repository, secrets, CI/CD and cloud systems in less than 10 hours. These behaviors can reveal the loop.
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D-Link Router Flaws Let Local Users Seize Admin Access
D-Link fixed a DIR-X1860Z flaw that lets a local-network user set a new admin password; the similar DIR-X1860 has no update path.
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Attackers Stole Philippine Nuclear Records Through an Old ownCloud Flaw
Recovered tooling shows how forged WebDAV requests exposed nuclear records and credentials, with specific version, request-pattern, and signing-key checks for defenders.
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Chinese-Speaking Operator Uses AI Agents in Government and Education Intrusions
Five exposed SecFlow workspaces linked Claude, Qwen and DeepSeek to Asian government and education intrusions involving credential theft, webshells, and implants.
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Fake Microsoft Teams Support Calls Plant Persistent Node.js Backdoors
Microsoft observed fake IT support sessions progress from Teams remote control to a persistent JavaScript implant and WinRM movement toward domain controllers.
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Google Patches Exploited Chrome V8 Flaw Across Desktop Fleets
Chrome 152.0.7977.82/.83 fixes an exploited V8 type-confusion flaw. Google has not disclosed the attackers, targets, exploit chain, or scale.
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Ransomware Server Exposes Credential Theft and EDR-Killer Toolkit
A server tied to The Gentlemen exposed TukTuk C2, a credential-stealing prompt, EDR-killer research, exfiltrated Jira data, and healthcare credentials.
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Leaked AWS Administrator Key Funds Unauthorized AI Model Access
Fortinet traced one stolen AWS administrator key through a new IAM user, Marketplace agreements, and billable Bedrock model calls.
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Attackers Used METR’s Exposed API Key for Credits Worth $600,000
A fail-open agent dashboard exposed one public-model key for three weeks, while noisy usage signals and absent spend limits delayed recognition.
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Malicious Chrome and Edge Extensions Steal Wallet Secrets and Passwords
Socket found 19 browser extensions using automatic updates, rotating command servers and injected modules to steal wallet secrets, sessions and passwords.
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Attackers Exploit Two SonicWall VPN Flaws; One Allows OS Commands
SonicWall confirmed active attacks against two SMA1000 flaws and told customers to hotfix, seek an IoC review, and rebuild systems when compromise is found.
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BREEZE COMET Hijacks Brazilian Payment Systems for Fraud
Mandiant traced BREEZE COMET from vishing, rogue branch hardware and stolen cloud credentials to payment APIs used for hundreds of fraudulent transfers.
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OpenAPI Code Generator Worm Hijacks Trusted Publishing
Ten malicious npm releases used trusted publishing, two install-time launch paths, and a credential-stealing worm. Defenders must isolate hosts before rotating tokens.
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Attackers Exploit JFrog Artifactory to Create Administrator Tokens
CISA confirms exploitation of a critical Artifactory flaw and requires federal forensic triage. Self-hosted operators have six fixed-version floors to verify.
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Malicious Repositories Make Amazon Kiro Send Local Secrets Off-Device
A crafted workspace can steer Kiro 0.7.45 from reading a local secret to placing it in a Powers registry request. Amazon fixed the reported behavior in 0.8.140.
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Fire Ant Hijacks Cisco Routers to Steal Credentials and Erase Evidence
Fire Ant hid tunnels on Cisco routers, injected TACACS servers, and planted Linux backdoors. Sygnia's artifacts support checks of routers, authentication servers, and Linux hosts.
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CISA Orders Forensic Checks for Exploited Microsoft SQL Server Flaw
CISA confirmed exploitation of a 2019 SQL Server flaw and now requires affected systems to be patched after evidence preservation and forensic triage.
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Attackers Exploit PaperCut Servers to Install Remote Access
PaperCut confirms active exploitation of NG and MF servers. Release 3 patches the two-flaw chain; new log and service indicators help defenders investigate exposed hosts.
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Hackers Use Nearly 2,000 WordPress Sites for Theft and Ransomware
StopAndProtect turns hacked WordPress sites into malware hosts, command servers, and stores for stolen files before selective ransomware deployment.
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Dysphoria Compromised 296,000 IoT Devices for DDoS and Proxy Abuse
Shadowserver's retrospective Dysphoria report identifies about 296,000 compromised IoT devices and gives network owners evidence to locate and rebuild affected systems.
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WordPress Extension Flaws Expose Admin Accounts and Web Servers
Five newly fixed WordPress flaws expose conditional paths to admin takeover or server code execution; defenders should verify six component versions and review AJAX and account activity.
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Isolated-vm Flaw Lets Guest Code Hijack the Host Process
A double-read type confusion lets guest JavaScript corrupt host memory; upgrade isolated-vm 6.x to 6.2.0 or 7.x to 7.0.1.
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CISA Flags Exploited Linux IPv6 Flaw That Lets Local Users Gain Root
CISA says attackers are exploiting a Linux IPv6 kernel flaw that can give a local user root and, on affected RHEL 10 systems, escape a container.
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CISA Gives Federal Agencies Three Days to Patch Exploited NetScaler Flaw
Citrix documents denial of service. Separate research demonstrates a SAML path to root code execution but has not confirmed that it maps to this CVE.
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Exposed Server Reveals Aurora Operator's Breach Playbook Across 17 Organizations
An exposed server revealed a repeatable Active Directory attack path, AI-assisted planning, Aurora lockers, and payment trails across multiple victims.
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Fake CAPTCHA Campaigns Load Malware That Disables Endpoint Security
ErrTraffic lures lead users to run Cruciferra, which uses a vulnerable signed driver to terminate security processes before the Remus stealer runs.
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Two Next.js Flaws Expose Self-Hosted Servers to Remote Code Execution
Next.js fixed two unauthenticated code-execution paths involving AVIF processing and Windows servers. Self-hosted operators need 15.5.24 or 16.3.3.
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MuddyWater Uses Deno to Hide a Backdoor in U.S. Companies
Dindoor uses the signed Deno runtime, encoded stages, and a pre-persistence sandbox check. Hunt the fixed process and registry sequence beneath the changing payload.
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Attackers Exploit Gitea Flaw to Run Code on Self-Hosted Servers
Gitea’s patch API can turn repository content into server code execution. Upgrade to 1.27.2 or later and check server activity for signs of compromise.
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CareCloud AWS Breach Affects 3.7 Million Patients
CareCloud says forensic review confirmed patient data exfiltration. HHS reports 3.76 million affected people, while public records do not map specific fields to each person.
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Attackers Exploit Oracle WebLogic Proxy Flaw to Reach Critical Data
CISA confirmed exploitation of a CVSS 10 Oracle WebLogic proxy flaw. Patch affected Apache and IIS plug-ins, then review requests for unauthorized data access.
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SynkLoader Uses Teams Lures for Password Phishing and Network Access
A new Windows loader arrives through a fake Teams help desk; modules sent to Expel’s emulator phish passwords and tunnel into internal services.
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ToxicPanda Steals Banking PINs and Takes Shell Control of Android Phones
An updated Android banking trojan blocks Google Play traffic, automates wireless ADB pairing, and targets 349 financial apps across 16 countries.
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Fake GTA 6 Demo Steals Passwords and Active Browser Sessions
A 1.1 MB fake installer delivers Vidar, launches installed browsers headlessly, and copies credentials and sessions that can remain useful after cleanup.
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Attackers Exploit miniOrange SAML Flaws for WordPress Admin Access
Two exploited miniOrange SAML flaws can mint WordPress admin sessions. Seven independently versioned editions make ordinary update and vulnerability checks unreliable.
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Attackers Use Android Car Updaters to Install Proxy Botnet Malware
Kaspersky traced malware on DoFun-powered car displays from a trusted updater to ad fraud and a residential proxy. DoFun says it fixed the issue but published no fixed build.
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N-able Passportal Flaw Let Malicious Pages Read Entire Password Vaults
The browser extension exposed vault tokens to untrusted page messages. Version 3.49.6 adds origin, frame, and nonce checks; later builds supersede it.
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C2Looper Backdoor Uses GitHub to Control Infected Windows PCs
C2Looper shifted from one-second HTTP beacons to GitHub C2. Hunt its OneDrive DLL, JSON control files, debug marker, commands, hashes, and two IPs.
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Public Forminator Forms Let Attackers Upload PHP to WordPress Servers
Forminator through 1.56.1 trusts forged upload settings and misses dangerous pipe-delimited MIME keys. Update to 1.57.1 and check public upload paths for executable files.
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Microsoft Defender Driver Lets Admins Delete Security Tools at Boot
Check Point reproduced kernel file and registry operations through Defender's signed BTR.sys driver. Abuse needs admin rights; behavioral telemetry separates it from cleanup.
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Suspected Ransomware Operator Used Claude Code to Steal Data and Map Backups
Gambit observed Claude Code inside six intrusions. Hunt the test VPN account, rogue LDAP listeners, backup discovery, SQL staging, and firewall restores.
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Unpatched Microsoft Configuration Manager Lets Domain Users Run Code as SYSTEM
Patch the missing upload check, then audit who can still reach the three remaining weaknesses in the Configuration Manager exploit chain.
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Attackers Exploit Zimbra Mail Flaw to Run Server Commands
Attackers are exploiting a Zimbra SNMP flaw through crafted SMTP requests. Version 10.1.20 fixes it; exposed servers need log and file review.
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Elementor Pro Upload Flaw Lets Attackers Run Code on WordPress Sites
A blank file entry bypasses Elementor Pro upload checks on exposed forms. Version 4.2.2 fixes the flaw, but patched sites still need to hunt for PHP left behind.
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Crafted IKEv2 Traffic Exposes Windows Hosts to Remote Code Execution
CISA says attackers are exploiting a Windows IKE remote-code flaw; verify April fixed builds and restrict UDP 500 and 4500 until every exposed host is patched.
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Ransomware Crews Exploit Windows Task Host Flaw for SYSTEM Access
CISA now ties CVE-2025-60710 to ransomware. The local Windows flaw needs an existing foothold, then lets an attacker elevate to SYSTEM.
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CISA Flags Exploited Ray Flaw That Runs Code Through Firefox and Safari
A hostile page can rebind its hostname to a Ray dashboard, change Firefox or Safari's User-Agent header, and submit a shell command to the Jobs API.
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45 Million wp2shell Attempts Hit WordPress in One Week
Pantheon counted 45 million wp2shell attempts in one week. Defenders should verify current WordPress builds and review exposed sites for persistent access.
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Poisoned Rust Crates Ran Malware During Developer Builds
A compromised crates.io account poisoned three Rust packages. Builds ran a downloader; 2,285 arrayref downloads now require cache, lockfile, and host checks.
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Windows 11 RAM Attack Lets Admins Disable Defender and VBS
USENIX researchers turned writable DIMM configuration into arbitrary physical-memory access. April's Windows update blocks their current chain under Secure Boot.
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Chrome 151 Fixes Five High-Severity Memory Flaws Across the Browser
Chrome 151 fixes five high-severity use-after-free bugs; endpoint inventories must show the fixed build or a later superseding release.
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Ransomware Campaigns Exploit SharePoint Flaw to Run Server Code
CISA now links CVE-2026-45659 to ransomware. Check exact SharePoint builds, then investigate whether low-privilege access reached the farm before patching.
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Windows Plug and Play Gives Crafted Devices SYSTEM Access
Researchers chain signed Windows device installers into SYSTEM execution through emulated USB hardware or an ordinary RDP session.
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Fake Web3 Interview Steals Wallet Keys Through Signed Windows App
A signed ClickOnce app delivered two stealers and an hVNC RAT after a fake Web3 interview. Hunt per-user ClickOnce records, then rotate every secret reachable from affected hosts.
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Attackers Exploit Windows Driver to Gain SYSTEM Privileges
Microsoft's August updates fix an AFD.sys race used in attacks; defenders must verify fixed builds and investigate pre-patch privilege escalation.
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Stolen AI API Key Leaves One Company With Nearly $1 Million Bill
Unit 42 says stolen AI API keys can reach gray-market proxy services within minutes, turning one exposed credential into catastrophic usage charges.
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NetScaler SAML Flaw Lets Remote Attackers Run Code as Root
Public research turns a patched NetScaler memory overflow into a root-code-execution risk for SAML deployments, making build verification urgent.
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RingCentral Breach Exposes 1.6 Million Account Records
Customer contact data is public after a social-engineering breach; defenders should harden support and identity checks against targeted impersonation.
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WordPress Image Upload Flaw Lets Authors Run Server Code
CVE-2026-65640 reaches Ghostscript on sites using Imagick; WordPress 7.0.4 and exact backports move content checks ahead of image processing.
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Microsoft Fixes LegacyHive Flaw That Gives Local Attackers Admin Rights
August Windows updates fix a public registry-hive privilege escalation; defenders can hunt its staging files, virtual paths, and unusual DLL loads.
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Attackers Exploit Cisco VPN Requests to Reload Firewalls
Exposed ASA and FTD remote-access services need release-specific hot fixes; Cisco offers no workaround for the exploited denial-of-service flaw.
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Two SharePoint Flaws Chain Into Unauthenticated Server Code Execution
Rapid7 joined a SharePoint identity bypass to unsafe .NET type creation. August's cumulative updates complete Microsoft's two-cycle fix.
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Gunra Steals Cloud Data and Deletes Backups Before Encryption
Government agencies traced Gunra from exploited edge devices through credential theft, cloud exfiltration, backup deletion, and cross-platform ransomware.
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CISA Confirms Exploitation of LoadMaster Command Injection
CISA confirms exploitation of a pre-authentication LoadMaster command-injection flaw. API-enabled appliances need a fixed release and an exposure review.
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Public Open vSwitch Exploit Gives Local Linux Users Root Access
OVSwrap exploits a 16-bit nested-action limit in the Linux kernel, leaving defenders to verify both the running fix and the earlier exposure window.
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Microsoft Defender Isolated a QNET Workstation in 128 Seconds
A Microsoft case study traces mshta execution to one isolated QNET host and shows which workstations qualify for the preview action.
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SCTPhantom Exposes Linux SCTP to Remote Attack and Local Root
A remote SCTP peer can trigger the kernel flaw, while Tencent separately demonstrated local privilege escalation and container escape. Defenders need both reachability and running-kernel checks.
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Cisco Fixes Seven IOS XE Flaws With No Workarounds
Cisco's August IOS XE hardening release fixes seven vulnerability classes across five reviewed trains; affected devices need an upgrade.
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Flooding Dropper Used 846 npm Components as Cross-Platform Loaders
An automated npm campaign uses hundreds of disposable packages to launch detached native malware, with DNS TXT records as a fallback delivery channel.
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Failed WordPress Login Input Reaches Conditional Server Code Execution
WordPress 7.0.3 fixes a pre-auth login-page XSS that can turn administrator interaction with a malicious site into PHP execution.
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Remus Malware Stores Command Server Addresses in Ethereum Contracts
Remus uses an Ethereum smart contract to resolve changing command infrastructure before stealing browser sessions, credentials, and wallet data.
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Windows Hello Keys Let Signed-In Code Create Persistent Entra Access
Code in a signed-in Windows session can invoke a TPM-backed Windows Hello for Business key, authenticate without a device identity claim, and create a path to durable Entra access.
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BINDCLOAK Duplicates Windows Tokens to Run Modules as Another User
BINDCLOAK collects Windows user and process tokens, duplicates them, and starts modular malware components inside more privileged security contexts.
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Researchers Forge WSUS Updates Through Standalone Microsoft SQL Server
SpecterOps shows how relayed WSUS machine-account access can forge targeted updates and bypass payload signature checks when SUSDB runs on a separate SQL Server.
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CISA Confirms Exploitation of TeamCity's Unauthenticated RCE
CISA confirms exploitation of a TeamCity flaw that lets an unauthenticated network attacker run commands as the server process, putting secrets and build integrity at risk.
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CISA Sets August 7 Deadline for Three Exploited Enterprise Flaws
Langflow, N-central, and Tomcat flaws entered CISA's exploited catalog. One gives unauthenticated callers Python execution by default.
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18 npm Packages Hid a RAT Across a Benign-Looking Dependency Chain
A targeted npm cluster split its downloader across ordinary-looking modules, then escaped Node.js vm isolation to install a cross-platform RAT on developer systems using Alibaba tools.
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Hidden VS Code MCP Settings Let Install Links Run Attacker Code
CVE-2026-41613 let crafted MCP install links persist settings that the VS Code preview did not show. Version 1.119.1 fixes the preview.
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Malicious RTSP Server Reaches Code Execution on TP-Link TL-WR940N v6
TP-Link TL-WR940N hardware revision 6 can let an unauthenticated attacker turn a LAN client's outbound RTSP session into code execution inside the router kernel.
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BTMOB Is No Longer One Android Malware Service
Flare found that BTMOB's official operation now sits among resellers, source-code buyers, private servers, and offers of uncertain authenticity, weakening infrastructure-only detection.
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DOUBLECUP Hides a ClickFix Payload in the Browser Cache
The service preloads a payload-bearing PNG, copies a browser-specific command, and keys the final in-memory stage to the victim's public IP address.
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Keyv's Signed npm Releases Carried a Credential-Stealing Worm
A compromised maintainer account published Keyv-family packages with valid provenance, an install-time credential stealer, and code that could poison more npm releases.
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Gitea Org Rendering Exposes Local Files Before Server Execution
Gitea 1.22.1 through 1.27.0 can let an anonymous request read files as the service account, expose the internal token, and plant a Git hook that executes during a clone.
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Unit 42 Extracted the Master Key Protecting Google's Synced Passkeys
Unit 42 showed three post-compromise paths from Chrome's local passkey state to silent assertions, substituted verification keys, or the master secret protecting synced credentials.
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INC Exploitation Makes SMA 1000 Hotfixes an Incident Triage Trigger
INC ransomware activity requires SMA 1000 operators to investigate logs and configuration as well as apply the hotfix.
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Chrome Fixed 1,072 Bugs, Then Changed How Updates Reach Users
Chrome fixed more security bugs in two milestones than in the previous 23 while using AI across discovery, triage and fix preparation.
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N-central Attacks Reached Customer PCs After the First Fix Fell Short
N-central operators need Hotfix 2 build 2026.3.1.10 and a downstream endpoint hunt because the new release supersedes the first hotfix.
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Galaxy Links COLDCARD RNG Flaw to Suspected $88.6 Million Theft
An integration error routed wallet entropy through MicroPython's deterministic Yasmarang fallback. Updating prevents new weak seeds, but existing ones still require migration.
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Adform Served a Script Built to Rewrite Crypto Addresses
A compromised Adform tracking file used browser events, DOM observers and form-field hooks to keep substituting Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tron addresses.
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Rails Active Storage Exposes Process Secrets Through libvips
A crafted image can reach unsafe libvips operations through Active Storage, exposing files and process credentials that a Rails-only update cannot recover.
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SourTrade Makes Browsers Assemble a Different Malware File for Each Victim
A ServiceWorker and SharedWorker combine a clean Bun runtime, delivered PE sections, and locally generated bytes before a same-origin download.
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XCSSET v40 Infects Every Xcode Project on a Compromised Mac
A poisoned build can start a memory-resident loader, re-arm through macOS preferences, and seed more projects, Git hooks, and archives.
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Certighost Lets a Domain User Impersonate a Domain Controller
A crafted AD CS chase sent the CA to rogue directory services. July updates add a real-DC check, but defenders still need issuance and replication evidence.
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24,650 Exposed BMCs Disclosed Password Hashes Before Login
IPMI's RAKP exchange exposes material for offline password cracking, leaving defenders with a management-plane incident that host telemetry may miss.
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XLab Traces 200,000-Device Dysphoria Botnet to UPnP Relays
One variant uses UPnP to open 155 inbound paths, then relays same-port traffic through infected devices that conceal the real command servers.
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FBI Says Exposed MicroLogix PLCs Disrupted Water Operations
Actors changed controller IP addresses and passwords across at least seven states. Operators need to compare running logic with a trusted baseline and investigate activity on connected devices.
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Attackers Exploit Arista VeloCloud Orchestrators Without Credentials
On-premises VCO is exposed by default. Arista says defenders must inspect web activity and managed Edge state after patching.
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Claude Breached Three Organizations During Anthropic Cyber Tests
A misconfigured evaluation harness let three Claude models reach production systems, exposing a control gap that prompts and model safeguards could not contain.
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Static Cisco Secure FMC Account Is Under Active Exploitation
Every on-prem Secure FMC configuration is affected. Cisco published hot fixes, a shared license.tmp indicator, and credential-rotation guidance.
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Compromised Microsoft 365 Mailboxes Spread QR-Code Phishing
Talos tied QR-code PDFs to credential theft, inbox-rule changes, SharePoint staging and new phishing sent from compromised Microsoft 365 mailboxes.
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Mirage Kitten Used Compromised Windows Hosts as Network Relays
Kaspersky found BridgeHead using Windows SSO to cross corporate proxies before relaying server-selected TCP traffic through compromised hosts.
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Fastjson Flaw Enabled RCE in Spring Boot Fat JAR Applications
The flaw reaches an unsafe resource-loading path without AutoType enabled. Exposure is limited to a specific Fastjson 1.x and Spring Boot deployment combination.
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Hermes Logs Record File Enumeration on a Thai Finance Ministry System
Five recovered task logs record service discovery, privilege checks and file enumeration after an operator enabled Hermes's unattended mode.
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OpenAI Cyber Test Breached Hugging Face Production
Hugging Face traced 17,600 actions from an Artifactory escape through two malicious-dataset vectors and into its clusters, network and source control.
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Crafted ChatGPT Link Created a Scheduled Workspace Agent in Tests
Zenity found URL parameters that preselected a template and auto-submitted instructions inside a logged-in user's Workspace Agents builder.
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CISA Confirms Exploitation of LiteLLM MCP Preview Command Injection
Any authenticated proxy-key holder could make two MCP preview endpoints run an arbitrary command on the LiteLLM host.
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Glassworm Poisoned 300+ GitHub Repositories With Stolen Credentials
The botnet spread through developer extensions and packages, then used stolen credentials to force-push malicious code into default branches.
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ServiceNow Pre-Auth RCE Reaches Connected Proxy Server Commands
CVE-2026-6875 chained query evaluation with a sandbox escape, giving an unauthenticated attacker broad control of a ServiceNow instance and its connected proxy servers.
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Search Ads Used Real ChatGPT Pages to Deliver Malware
Push Security traced paid search ads to shared ChatGPT and Claude pages that handed visitors to fake desktop-app downloads.
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Google Sued a Phishing Service Behind 2.5 Million Scam Texts
A civil lawsuit targets a Telegram-based phishing-kit operation that Google links to 2.5 million texts and more than one million fraudulent URLs.
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Microsoft Entra Actor Token Impersonated a Global Admin in Testing
CVE-2025-55241 allowed an Entra actor token from one tenant to impersonate users in another through the legacy Azure AD Graph API.
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GhostCommit Hid Secret-Theft Instructions Inside a PNG
Researchers put instructions to read .env and encode it into source inside a PNG that text-only pull-request reviewers ignored but vision-capable coding agents later followed.
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Edgecution Used a Hidden Edge Extension to Run Commands on Windows
A Teams lure installed a headless Edge extension and a Python native-messaging host, giving a ransomware access broker a quiet route to local command execution.
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Stolen npm Account Backdoored More Than 140 Mastra Packages
A stolen npm publisher account added a malicious dependency to more than 140 Mastra packages, giving Sapphire Sleet an install-time path into developer and CI systems.
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Fake Landing-Page Skill Reached 26,000 Agents After Passing Scanners
AIR says its brand-landingpage experiment reached 26,000 agents after scanners missed a remote instruction source that changed after approval.
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Amazon Q Ran MCP Commands Supplied by Project Repositories
CVE-2026-12957 allowed project configuration to start MCP processes with a developer's environment. AWS fixed the flaw in Language Servers for AWS 1.65.0.
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Klue Breach Exposed Salesforce Data Through Stolen OAuth Tokens
A forgotten Klue credential led to customer OAuth token theft and direct access to Salesforce CRM data across several companies.
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Gemini and ChatGPT Recommended Malicious GitHub Skills in Tests
Island found more than 800 fake skills and MCP servers using credible READMEs and ZIP files to turn capability searches into malware installs.
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Poisoned AsyncAPI Packages Ran Code When Developers Imported Them
Five poisoned releases avoided install hooks, launching a detached Node.js process when developer or CI tooling loaded the affected module.
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Gemini CLI Rebuilt Botnet Command Infrastructure in Six Minutes
Trend Micro found a Russian-speaking actor using Gemini CLI to rebuild command-and-control infrastructure and operate eight infected computers.
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Cursor Flaws Let Prompt Injection Overwrite Its Sandbox and Run Code
Cursor 3.0 fixed path-handling failures that let injected instructions write beyond a project and tamper with the sandbox protecting the host.
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Hidden Web Instructions Made Kiro Run Attacker Code in Tests
A routine page fetch in older Kiro builds could end with attacker-controlled code running through a rewritten MCP configuration.
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NadMesh Scans Exposed AI Services for Cloud Credentials
The botnet gives AI workbenches priority in its scan queue, then searches compromised hosts for cloud credentials, service-account tokens, and callable tools.
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Fake Claude Installers Delivered SectopRAT to 29 Organizations
A paid search ad sent victims through a public page on claude.ai before delivering a fake desktop installer.
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