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Most articles on Wed 21 Oct (96); 9–13 on weekend days.

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  1. Cybercriminals Exploit Customer Trust to Target Salesforce Accounts

    A recent TransUnion report highlights a shift in cybercrime: threat actors are exploiting trust rather than deploying malware, often by impersonating trusted brands or existing customer accounts. Through social engineering, deepfake technology, text…

    Dark Reading
  2. CISA Flags Actively Exploited Nextcloud Code Injection Flaw

    CISA added CVE-2026-110447 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalogue on 23 October 2026. The flaw affects Collabora Online – Built-in CODE Server when used within the Nextcloud platform and can allow remote code execution through OS command…

    CISACVE-2026-110447CVE-2026-110447Exploited
  3. PHP Memory Exploit’s Real World Potential May Be Limited

    Security researcher Bojan Zdrnja provides a cautious take on the recently discussed php2shell exploitability. After examining published proofs of concept (PoCs), he argues that building a universal, reliable one-click exploit is far from straightforward, and…

    SANS ISC
  4. PHP3 articles this day · Security Affairs first

    Attackers Exploit PHP2Shell Faster Than Organisations Can Patch It · Mirai Botnet Tries to Exploit PHP2Shell, but Finds No Way In

    3 outletsCVE-2026-109618CVE-2026-109618
  5. BlackX Bootkit Bypasses Secure Boot in Central Asian Attacks

    A new UEFI bootkit called BlackX has been observed targeting diplomatic organisations in Central Asia, specifically Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, in early 2026. The operation appears to be a more capable evolution of the BlackLotus bootkit and is…

    The Hacker NewsAPT41
  6. Cloudflare speeds up large file delivery by fetching only missing content

    Cloudflare has rolled out Origin Range Requests, a self-service feature that optimises how large cacheable objects are delivered when clients ask for partial content. Built to replace the previous range-caching approach (which used fixed, manually tuned…

    Cloudflare
  7. Compromised LiteLLM Release Steals Credentials on Python Startup

    On 21 October 2026 a compromised LiteLLM 1.107.0 release was published to PyPI and distributed via official container images. The malicious wheel added Python startup files (cook[.]pth, cook[.]py, sitecustomize[.]py) that were relocated outside the litellm…

    Microsoft
  8. CVE-2026-1155603 articles this day · The Hacker News first

    PHP Reveals Rare RCE Flaw With Session Upload Progress Enabled · PHP Warns of RCE Flaw in Rare Session Upload Configurations

    3 outletsCVE-2026-115560CVE-2026-115560
  9. Cloudflare’s Post Quantum Key Manager Restricts Decryption by Region

    Cloudflare has introduced a post-quantum geographically restricted key manager (PQ GeoKey Manager) in closed beta as part of its Data Localization Suite. The system ensures that a customer’s decryption keys can only be accessed by Cloudflare edge servers…

    Cloudflare
  10. Arista Networks VeloCloud Orchestrator2 articles this day · SecurityWeek first

    CISA Confirms Active Attacks on Arista VeloCloud Orchestrator · Arista VeloCloud Flaw Marks Third Exploited Orchestrator Zero-Day

    2 outletsCVE-2026-114625CVE-2026-114625Exploited
  11. Ruby Patches Regex Flaws Behind Four Critical GitLab RCEs

    Ruby has released updates to address three bugs in Onigmo, the regular expression engine embedded in the language. The fixes are in Ruby 4.0.9, 3.4.12, and 3.3.13, after GitLab had patched four critical remote code execution flaws over the preceding weeks.…

    The Hacker News
  12. AI Agents Power Ransomware Affiliates’ Attacks on Edge Devices

    Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered an AI-driven intrusion ecosystem operated by affiliates of the INC and The Gentlemen ransomware groups. Central to the operation is an Autonomous Red Team Kill Chain Framework called Phantom, used in live operations…

    The Hacker NewsCVE-2024-57727CVE-2024-57727Exploited
  13. AI Agents Breach 27 Companies and Steal 600,000 Payment Cards

    A Dark Reading report dated 23 October 2026 describes how AI-powered tools are enabling large-scale, low-cost cyber campaigns. Over five days in September, a Chinese-speaking attacker used three different AI harnesses and both open-weight and public AI…

    Dark Reading
  14. Knicks Phishing Test Lured Staff With a Free Championship Ring

    The New York Knicks organisation ran a phishing exercise in which an email promising free “Employee Championship Ring” asked recipients to click a link to choose between two ring designs. The missive, circulated in late September, presented two…

    Ars Technica
  15. Palo Alto Patches PHP2Shell Flaws Enabling Remote Code Execution

    Palo Alto Networks has confirmed that two PHP2Shell flaws, CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, affect PAN-OS, Panorama and WildFire WF-500 appliances. The vulnerabilities reside in PHP’s error handling and are exposed via the PAN-OS management web…

    SecurityOnline
  16. MacOS Ransomware Rebuilds Itself to Evade Detection, Researcher Finds

    Heartbreaker, a Rust-based macOS ransomware sample, has surfaced in SecurityWeek’s roundup after researcher Patrick Wardle found it on VirusTotal. Uploaded in May 2025 and still undetected at the time of reporting, it seeks persistence via a LaunchAgent,…

    SecurityWeek
  17. Ransomware Outage Exposes Caribbean’s Cross Border Cyber Risk

    On 24 July 2025, Curaçao’s Tax and Customs Administration reported ransomware on its network, with counter services, the call centre and internal processes largely unavailable for more than a week. The Joint Court of Justice—which serves Curaçao, Aruba, Sint…

    Dark Reading
  18. Hackers Target Exposed Fortinet and Palo Alto Firewalls in Global Campaign

    Cybersecurity researchers have detailed a large-scale campaign that targeted exposed network edge devices, including Fortinet FortiGate and Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect firewalls. The joint investigation by Group-IB and NyxLab notes that operators in the…

    The Hacker NewsCVE-2025-64446CVE-2025-64446Exploited
  19. Cyber insurers tighten security rules as record claims reshape risk assessments

    Cyber insurance is moving beyond simple risk transfer to a more active cybersecurity stance. In a landscape intensified by AI-enabled attacks, social engineering and cloud‑service risks, underwriters are expanding posture requirements and even engaging in…

    Dark Reading
  20. Capcom Data Breach Exposes 11.7 Million Account Records

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    Malwarebytes
  21. PHP Patches Arrive Before Exploits, but Vulnerable Devices Remain at Risk

    This morning, we returned to Infocon Green. As usual, we are raising the Infocon to alert you to emerging situations requiring immediate attention. PHP fit that description. By now, you either know about it, or you probably never will, so it is time to go…

    SANS ISC
  22. New Infostealer Targets AI Sessions and Developer Credentials

    Aokigahara, a newly observed infostealer, has been detected in the wild with a broadening target set that now includes AI applications and developer tools alongside traditional credentials. Check Point Research notes that an earlier moniker for the malware…

    Check PointAokigahara
  23. Capcom ID Breach Exposes Millions of User Records and Emails

    Capcom has disclosed a data breach affecting CAPCOM ID, the unified account used for online play and web services across its titles such as Resident Evil, Street Fighter and Monster Hunter. In a notice published on 22 October, the Japanese publisher said…

    Infosecurity
  24. Meta Faces Record $25 Billion Fine Over Facebook Data Deception

    A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay $25 billion after a jury found that Facebook deceived users about how their data was handled, marking a record penalty against the tech giant. The judge described the deception as intentional, with executives…

    Security Affairs
  25. Microsoft Expands Project Perception to Contain Risky AI Agents

    Microsoft is expanding Project Perception to treat AI agents as insiders, with Guardian Agents added to watch and contain anomalous AI entities that roam organised environments. The aim is to assign each agent a distinct identity separate from the user,…

    Dark Reading
  26. Sandworm Used Yggdrasil Network in Destructive Ukraine Wiper Attack

    The Hacker News reports that Sandworm, the Russian state‑sponsored group, worked with another actor to mount a destructive wiping operation against a Ukrainian logistics company. The operation began with initial access on 16 July 2025, delivered via a…

    The Hacker NewsSandworm
  27. China-Linked Hackers Use AI Framework in ConnectWise Supply-Chain Attack

    A China-linked threat actor known as Storm-0940 has been using the open‑source AI penetration testing framework Artex to automate intrusions into ConnectWise customers’ environments, Microsoft reported. The activity, active since at least 2021, ramped up in…

    SecurityWeekStorm-0940
  28. Microsoft 365 Token Theft Lets Attackers Bypass MFA in BEC Campaigns

    A new, large-scale business email compromise (BEC) campaign targeted Microsoft 365 environments using token-spraying techniques to access corporate accounts without the attackers needing passwords. Researchers from Huntress identified the operation after a…

    Infosecurity
  29. PHP Exploits Are Probing Targets as Patches Roll Out Worldwide

    The latest SANS Internet Storm Center podcast update centres on ongoing patch activity and recent vulnerability disclosures. The host notes that patches for the long‑running PHP vulnerability are widely available from many vendors, though some devices such…

    SANS ISC
  30. Switch 2 Jailbreak Runs Homebrew but Vanishes on Restart

    Researcher Sammy Hajhamid has released NS2JB, a jailbreaking project for Nintendo’s Switch 2 handheld, developed with assistance from the AI tool Codex. The exploit relies on a software-only chain of flaws to achieve native code execution on firmware 23.0.1.…

    SecurityOnline
  31. Third Party Breaches Hit 69% of Victims as Tech Vendors Spread Risk

    A new Kroll report finds that more than two-thirds (69%) of data breach victims in the past year were affected by a third-party breach, with 79% of those individuals’ data accessed following a compromise at a technology company during June 2025 to June 2026.…

    Infosecurity
  32. Crime Stoppers breach exposes personal details in 850,000 tips

    A breach has compromised the anonymity relied upon by Crime Stoppers tip lines, prompting one Toronto chapter to pause phone, website and app submissions. The incident stemmed from March and involved P3 Global Intel, the Texas-based tip-management platform…

    Malwarebytes
  33. Qualcomm signals global job cuts as smartphone demand slumps

    Qualcomm has signalled substantial global job cuts in response to a marked slump in smartphone demand, according to a Reuters report cited by the site. The San Diego-based chipmaker informed staff that workforce reductions will begin in November, with the…

    SecurityOnline
  34. Pillow flaw lets malicious EPS filenames trigger code execution via Ghostscript

    Pillow, the widely used Python image library, has a critical flaw tied to how it handles EPS images. The vulnerability, CVE-2026-112900, arises because Pillow passes the EPS file name to Ghostscript when converting the PostScript to pixels, without first…

    The Hacker NewsCVE-2026-112900CVE-2026-112900
  35. Python Rushes Emergency Releases to Block MITM Attacks via emSign Certificates

    A security incident involving eMudhra intermediate certificates has led to the removal of the emSign CA certificate from major trust bundles used by Python projects, including certifi. In response, the Python project issued emergency releases: Python 3.15.1,…

    SecurityOnline

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