AI Uncovers Critical Linux Kernel Flaw Enabling Root Access
AI-assisted research discovered a Linux kernel use-after-free zero-day in net/sched enabling local root escalation.
Google's Chrome 150 fixes 27 vulnerabilities, including 13 use-after-free bugs and two critical flaws.
Wiz-discovered GhostApproval symlink flaw lets six AI coding assistants run attacker-controlled code by tricking file approvals.
GigaWiper backdoor combines disk-wiping, overwriting, and fake ransomware behaviors to deliver destructive Windows intrusions.
RedWing Android malware rented on Telegram enables bank fraud, stealing credentials and OTPs via device takeover.
Januscape KVM vulnerability enables VM escape to execute code on hosts across Intel and AMD platforms.
Law enforcement and industry partners disrupted a vast proxy network, cutting off millions of compromised devices and reducing attack surface.
Unprivileged users can escalate to root via a race condition in epoll, enabling OS-level compromise on Linux and Android systems.
Chrome 149 fixes 18 severe bugs, many use-after-free with potential remote code execution risks; ensure auto-update is enabled.
Zero-day CVE-2026-20245 was exploited for months before Cisco patching; rapid mitigation and monitoring recommended.
Chrome 149 fixes 18 severe bugs, many use-after-free with potential remote code execution risks; ensure auto-update is enabled.
Zero-day CVE-2026-20245 was exploited for months before Cisco patching; rapid mitigation and monitoring recommended.
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