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Fired IT Admin Gets 32 Months for Bitcoin Extortion Plot That Nearly Crippled a New Jersey Company’s Network

7 October 2026  |  dark6  |  Cybercrime

Daniel Rhyne, a former core infrastructure engineer, has been sentenced to 32 months in federal prison for planting a hidden virtual machine, deleting domain administrator accounts, and demanding...

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Console Pipe Injection Shows Why EDR Cannot Rely on Classic Memory-Write Signals

28 September 2026  |  dark6  |  Malware

A newly disclosed Windows injection method delivers payload bytes through a child console process’s redirected input, avoiding two APIs commonly associated with remote code injection. The technique still...

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Steam Windows Zero-Day Turns Local Access Into Full SYSTEM Control

19 September 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

A newly disclosed weakness in the Steam Client Service reportedly lets a standard Windows user execute code with SYSTEM privileges. With no confirmed vendor fix at publication time,...

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Microsoft’s September Patch Wave Fixes 973 Flaws and Two Exploited Zero-Days

9 September 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

Microsoft’s September 2026 security release addresses 973 vulnerabilities across Windows, Office, SQL Server and other enterprise products. Two privilege-escalation zero-days are already being exploited, making rapid testing and...

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WatchGuard Agent Vulnerabilities Allow Attackers to Escalate to Full SYSTEM Privileges on Windows

10 May 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

WatchGuard has released urgent security updates patching four high-severity vulnerabilities in the WatchGuard Agent for Windows, including chained CVE-2026-6787 and CVE-2026-6788 flaws (CVSS 8.5) that grant NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM...

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