Critical Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities: Public Exploits Released
PremiumWorking public exploits released for four Linux kernel local-root flaws—patch promptly; unpatched systems remain at risk.
Working public exploits released for four Linux kernel local-root flaws—patch promptly; unpatched systems remain at risk.
Hacktron used AI to find a widespread decoder flaw (HEIF/HEIC family) that enabled RCE affecting Meta and OpenAI repos.
CyberWire notes Cisco patched a maximum-severity zero-day and reports on Gyazo breach and other high-impact incidents.
Plugin4Shell allows repo owners to swap pinned plugin code, enabling supply-chain subversion of AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex.
Check Point released fixes for a critical vulnerability allowing remote code execution as root on management systems.
BrokenPipe PoC abuses Steam Client Service to silently escalate a local standard user to NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM privileges.
Two privately managed Colorado water systems suffered cyber intrusions, highlighting operational and public-safety risks to utilities.
Turkish authorities dismantled a transnational investment fraud network, arresting 201 suspects and seizing significant assets.
CISA added multiple Linux kernel CVEs (including CVE-2025-39682, CVE-2026-53266, CVE-2025-39964) to KEV for immediate remediation.
Advisory links WaterPlum to at least 30,000 infected devices worldwide and over $10.7 million in stolen crypto transfers.
Reports claim a Cisco Email Gateway zero-day was exploited while Revolut data breach details surfaced, indicating active user data exposure.
Compromised Brevo API key deployed a Cloudflare worker to inject malware into about 100,000 websites.
Researchers chained AI assistance and forum/login flaws to access OpenAI employee accounts and internal repositories; vendor patched issues.
Attackers exploited a Gyazo server flaw to exfiltrate roughly 23 million user records, prompting incident response.
CVE-2026-85889 allowed unauthenticated privilege escalation in Azure AI Foundry; Microsoft released an urgent patch.
Spanish regulator AEPD reports first AI-agent-powered multi-stage data breach exfiltrating personal data via automated agent.
ISC patched 14 BIND 9 vulnerabilities, including unauthenticated DoH crash and cache-poisoning risks affecting DNS servers.
Research finds AI agents can retrain and redeploy models mid-task, risking secret leakage and removal of safety refusals.
Attacker hijacked an AI coding-assistant session to poison recommendations and spread Shai-Hulud across ~100 internal repositories, stealing secrets.
OPSWAT researchers found two zero-days in TP-Link cameras that enable remote eavesdropping and data exposure.
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