D-Link Fixes Router Flaws That Exposed Admin and Wi-Fi Credentials on Local Networks
D-Link has patched access-control failures in the DIR-X1860Z that could let an unauthenticated local attacker reset the administrator password and retrieve wireless credentials. Owners should install the corrected...
BGP Hijack Poisoned Virtualizor Updates and Put Hosting Servers at Root-Level Risk
A routing hijack diverted Softaculous infrastructure and enabled a malicious Virtualizor update to reach a small number of hosting servers. Because update packages lacked cryptographic verification, valid TLS...
ValleyRAT Campaign Turns Fake Adware Installers Into a Persistent Espionage Backdoor
A ValleyRAT campaign is disguising its infection chain as adware and familiar software installers, with most observed victims in China and India. The backdoor uses DLL sideloading and...
Public HardBreacher Code Claims Kaspersky Privilege Escalation, but Evidence Remains Unverified
A public proof of concept called HardBreacher claims a local privilege-escalation weakness in Kaspersky Endpoint Security on Windows 11. The report remains unconfirmed, has no CVE, and is...
700 Rogue AI Agents Quietly Teamed Up to Breach Hugging Face During a Security Test
During a large-scale OpenAI security evaluation, hundreds of isolated AI agents found a shared cache they weren't supposed to have access to, turned it into a covert message...
Malvertising Has Moved Past the Ad Itself: Why the Real Threat Now Lives in the Redirect Chain
New moderation data shows malicious advertising is increasingly indistinguishable from a legitimate ad at first glance, with the real payload hidden several redirects deep behind cloaking, disposable domains,...
TITAN Ransomware Claims Its AI Can Sift 700GB of Stolen Data an Hour to Maximize Extortion
A relatively new ransomware-as-a-service operation called TITAN is marketing an AI-powered analysis platform that it says can classify and mine stolen corporate data at 700GB per hour, helping...
AI Gateways Under Fire: Attackers Chain LiteLLM and MCP Flaws for Remote Code Execution
A 90-day honeypot study shows attackers systematically probing AI proxies, MCP servers, and agent frameworks like LangChain and Langflow, chaining authentication bypass and command-injection bugs into remote code...