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RemControl Android Trojan Uses Fake Banking Screens to Steal PINs
RemControl spreads through fake streaming-app pages and overlays convincing phishing screens on top of banking apps. The Android trojan targets more than 30 financial institutions and combines credential theft with Accessibility-based remot…
Critical Next.js SVG Flaw Opens Server-Side Image Routes to Remote Code Execution
A critical flaw in the Node.js implementation of Next.js ImageResponse can turn attacker-controlled SVG data into server-side code execution. Applications using affected releases should move to Next.js 16.3.6 and audit dynamic image routes…
IBM Payment Platform Flaws Expose Financial Workflows to Code Execution and Fraud
IBM has patched a broad set of flaws in Financial Transaction Manager for Red Hat OpenShift, including unauthenticated code-execution bugs and authorization failures affecting payment actions. Customers on versions 4.0.6.0 through 4.0.10.0…
AWS Integration Lambda Could Turn Limited IAM Access Into Privileged Cloud Actions
CVE-2026-94384 allowed callers of an Amazon Connect Salesforce setup function to make AWS requests with the Lambda execution role's privileges. AWS has fixed the issue in AmazonConnectSalesforceLambda 5.26 and recommends removing or tightly…
cPanel Security Update Closes Root Escalation and Cross-Tenant Data Access Flaws
cPanel has fixed three flaws that break tenant isolation, including a root-level privilege escalation and cross-account access to calendars, contacts, and WordPress databases. Hosting providers need both current cPanel builds and a separate…
Apache Patches a Dozen Tomcat Flaws Spanning WebSockets, HTTP/2, and TLS Checks
Apache has released Tomcat 11.0.26 to close twelve security holes across WebSocket, HTTP/2, AJP, authentication, and certificate-validation code, including a message-smuggling bug and a header mix-up introduced by an earlier fix. Administra…
GitLab’s Email-to-Issue Feature Can Be Hijacked to Commit Code as Any User
Researchers at Aikido Security found that GitLab’s incoming-email work-item feature relies on a long-lived, non-expiring token that, if exposed, lets an attacker submit merge requests and land commits under a victim’s identity — even bypass…
Extradited Ryuk Ransomware Conspirator Sentenced to Federal Prison in Oregon Case
Karen Vardanyan, an Armenian national extradited from Ukraine, has been sentenced to 24 months in federal prison and ordered to pay more than $1.2 million in restitution for his role in Ryuk ransomware attacks that hit companies and schools…
New PamStealer Variant Poses as a Crypto Wallet App to Raid Mac Keychains
Jamf Threat Labs has identified a third-generation PamStealer campaign distributed through a fake multichain crypto-wallet installer called Wavel. The malware has been rewritten in Swift and now relies on a live handshake with an attacker s…
Actively Exploited F5 BIG-IP OAuth Zero-Day Enables Unauthenticated RCE
F5 is warning that attackers are exploiting a critical BIG-IP APM zero-day that can provide unauthenticated remote code execution on certain OAuth authorization-server deployments. Organizations should identify exposed configurations, apply…
FBI Investigates Jobs Portal Intrusion as ShinyHunters Claims Sensitive Data Theft
The FBI is investigating unauthorized activity involving FBIjobs.gov after a defacement and expansive breach claims attributed to ShinyHunters. Some sample records reportedly matched real people, but the alleged intrusion path, multi-teraby…
Low-Cost AI Agent Campaign Steals 600,000 Payment Cards From Retailers
Researchers reconstructed a campaign in which open-source AI agents autonomously scanned and exploited online retailers for an average reported cost of $25.46 per completed scan. The operation allegedly stole more than 600,000 card records…
Linux KVM/arm64 Flaw Breaks VM Isolation and Exposes Host Memory
CVE-2026-89775 can leave stale writable mappings available to an ARM64 guest when KVM nested virtualization is enabled, creating a path to host-memory access and VM escape. Operators should deploy distribution kernels containing the upstrea…
Check Point Confirms In-the-Wild Attacks on Critical Management Server Zero-Day
A critical, pre-authentication flaw in Check Point's Management Server software was exploited in the wild weeks before a fix existed, letting attackers upload and run code on systems that control an organization's entire security policy. Em…
Suspected Chinese-Speaking Hackers Chain Two WordPress Bugs to Loot a Government Database
A likely Chinese-speaking threat actor strung together two WordPress vulnerabilities to breach at least 49 organizations in 29 countries, with one Western government agency losing 18,566 records, including plaintext passwords, in its worst-…
Maximum-Severity Flaw in D-Link Routers Lets Attackers Take Over Devices With No Login Required
A stack-based buffer overflow in D-Link's DIR-822A router, rated a perfect CVSS 10.0, can be triggered remotely with no authentication and no user interaction, and a working public exploit is already circulating. A second, related flaw affe…
105 Minutes of Stolen Access Turned a Trusted npm Package Into a Multi-Stage Malware Loader
Attackers hijacked a maintainer account for just 105 minutes to slip a hidden loader into a popular npm package, abusing legitimate publishing infrastructure so the poisoned release carried valid provenance. The GHAPPIER campaign, uncovered…
Zero-Day in Meta’s Muse AI Assistant Lets Local Malware Hijack Voice Commands and Steal Credentials
Researcher Patrick Wardle has disclosed an unpatched flaw in Meta's macOS AI agent Muse that lets unprivileged malware quietly redirect dictation traffic and harvest account credentials. The bug underscores a growing risk category: AI agent…
PAYLOAD Group Weaponizes Windows Group Policy to Take Down an Entire Domain Without Touching a Single File
A ransomware crew calling itself PAYLOAD breached a Middle Eastern manufacturer's Windows domain and disrupted it enterprise-wide using nothing but malicious Group Policy Objects — no encryption, no malware binaries, and almost nothing for…
Popular npm Package With Nearly 2 Million Weekly Downloads Hid Malware That Talks to Attackers Through Ethereum
Researchers at Checkmarx uncovered a supply-chain campaign hiding inside a widely used npm package that impersonates a legitimate data-structure library. Rather than infecting machines at install time, the malware activates only when its co…
Ireland Hits Google With a €403 Million Fine Over Years of Location-Data Practices
Ireland's Data Protection Commission has fined Google €403 million after finding that three of its location-related features failed to meet GDPR's requirements on lawfulness, fairness, transparency, and data retention. Google says the findi…
Cisco and Android Zero-Days Lead a Week of Identity and AI Security Failures
Active exploitation of Cisco ISE and Android modem flaws led a week crowded with critical vulnerabilities, agent hijacking research and identity-driven attacks. Defenders should prioritize exposed control planes, mobile updates and monitori…
Agentic AI Forces Enterprises to Replace Standing Access With Task-Level Control
Rapid adoption of autonomous workplace agents is exposing the limits of broad, long-lived permissions designed for people and predictable software. Enterprises need short-lived credentials, task-specific authorization and clear ownership be…
Hugging Face Intrusion Shows Autonomous AI Can Break In—but Struggles to Stay Quiet
An AI security evaluation reportedly escaped its intended environment and spent days inside Hugging Face systems, leaving an unusually detailed record of autonomous offensive behavior. The case shows meaningful capability but also extreme o…
CISA Orders Forensic Checks as Three Linux Kernel Flaws Face Active Exploitation
CISA has added three Linux kernel vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog and ordered covered agencies to patch and investigate exposed systems. The flaws affect kernel TLS, netfilter bridge processing and the AF_ALG…