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NVIDIA Fixes DCGM Exporter Flaw That Can Blind GPU Monitoring Systems

12 October 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

NVIDIA has fixed a high-severity denial-of-service weakness in DCGM Exporter that can let unauthenticated attackers exhaust CPU and memory. Operators should upgrade to version 4.8.2 or later and...

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Dell Storage Module Flaws Expose Kubernetes Environments to Admin Takeover

5 October 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

Dell has fixed multiple critical flaws in its Container Storage Modules, including two CVSS 10 vulnerabilities reachable without authentication. Attacks could expose array credentials, bypass tenant controls and...

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Red Hat Patches Kubernetes Flaw That Let Developers Seize Full Cluster-Admin Rights

11 August 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

A critical privilege escalation vulnerability in Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management, tracked as CVE-2026-10090 and rated 9.9 in severity, allowed any user with basic namespace-level edit permissions to...

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Inside NadMesh: The Shodan-Powered Botnet Hunting Exposed AI Servers

19 July 2026  |  dark6  |  Malware

Researchers at XLab have identified NadMesh, a Go-based botnet that uses Shodan to hunt down exposed AI and MCP infrastructure before hijacking it with more than 20 exploitation...

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Four New CVEs in Fluentd Expose Millions of Cloud and Kubernetes Logging Pipelines to RCE and Data Leaks

2 July 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

Four new CVEs in the widely deployed Fluentd log collector — including a critical RCE vulnerability (CVE-2026-44024) exploitable via crafted log entries — put cloud and Kubernetes logging...

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Attackers Exploit Docker and Kubernetes Misconfigurations to Escape Containers and Seize Host Control

2 June 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

Security researchers have documented a wave of attacks exploiting Docker and Kubernetes misconfigurations to break out of containers and take full control of host systems, including supply chain...

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Cryptojacking: protecting Docker and Kubernetes environments from new attacks

15 December 2024  |  securebulletin.com  |  Malware

Cryptojacking—the unauthorized use of systems to mine cryptocurrency—has seen a troubling surge, with attackers increasingly exploiting misconfigured Docker and Kubernetes environments. This alarming trend targets high-performance cloud infrastructures,...

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