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Linux KVM/arm64 Flaw Breaks VM Isolation and Exposes Host Memory

23 September 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

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...

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Low-Cost AI Agent Campaign Steals 600,000 Payment Cards From Retailers

23 September 2026  |  dark6  |  Cybercrime

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...

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Zero-Day in Meta’s Muse AI Assistant Lets Local Malware Hijack Voice Commands and Steal Credentials

22 September 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

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...

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Ireland Hits Google With a €403 Million Fine Over Years of Location-Data Practices

22 September 2026  |  dark6  |  Privacy

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...

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Popular npm Package With Nearly 2 Million Weekly Downloads Hid Malware That Talks to Attackers Through Ethereum

22 September 2026  |  dark6  |  Malware

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...

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PAYLOAD Group Weaponizes Windows Group Policy to Take Down an Entire Domain Without Touching a Single File

22 September 2026  |  dark6  |  Ransomware

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...

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Agentic AI Forces Enterprises to Replace Standing Access With Task-Level Control

21 September 2026  |  dark6  |  AI

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...

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Cisco and Android Zero-Days Lead a Week of Identity and AI Security Failures

21 September 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

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,...

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