Ransomware Halts US Production at Coca-Cola's Fairlife Dairy Unit
A ransomware intrusion at Coca-Cola-owned Fairlife forced a shutdown of US dairy production lines, disclosed via SEC 8-K filing — no gang has claimed the attack and no ransom demand has been confirmed publicly.
SleeperGem: Hijacked Dormant RubyGems Accounts Drop a Persistent Backdoor on Developer Machines
Researchers disclose SleeperGem, a RubyGems supply-chain attack that hijacked long-dormant maintainer accounts to publish trojanized gems whose loader specifically targets developer workstations while evading CI runners.
CVE-2026-50518: Unauthenticated Heap Overflow RCE in Windows DHCP Server, No Exploit Required to Care
CVE-2026-50518 is a CVSS 9.8 heap-based buffer overflow in Windows DHCP Server, exploitable pre-auth over the network with no user interaction. Microsoft rates it Exploitation More Likely.
Six Bulletins, One Bug Class: What Ubiquiti's 2026 UniFi Cadence Reveals About Shared-OS Edge Platforms
Since October 2025, Ubiquiti has shipped six security bulletins covering the UniFi line — five of them containing CVSS 9.9-10.0 flaws, two of them the exact same shell-injection bug class shipped seven months apart. This is what happens when one Nginx gateway and one OS layer sit in front of your network, your cameras, and your door locks.
ViteVenom: Scoped npm Packages Impersonate @vitejs to Deliver a Blockchain-C2 RAT
Checkmarx tracks ViteVenom, a sequel to the ChainVeil campaign, in which seven scoped npm packages impersonating the @vitejs namespace deploy a RAT that fetches its C2 address from Tron and Aptos blockchain transactions.
wp2shell: A Two-CVE Chain Turns WordPress Core Into Pre-Auth RCE
CVE-2026-60137 and CVE-2026-63030 chain a REST API route-confusion bug with a WP_Query SQL injection to give unauthenticated attackers a path to full RCE on default WordPress installs.
VMSA-2026-0005: Seven Flaws in VMware Avi Load Balancer, Topped by a 9.8 Auth Bypass
Broadcom patched seven vulnerabilities in VMware Avi Load Balancer, led by CVE-2026-47865, a CVSS 9.8 authentication bypass that gives a network attacker a foothold on the control plane.
HollowByte: An 11-Byte TLS Handshake Payload That Bloats OpenSSL Server Memory
A memory-allocation flaw in OpenSSL's TLS handshake parsing, dubbed HollowByte, lets an unauthenticated attacker exhaust server memory with an 11-byte payload per connection. No CVE was assigned; patched in 4.0.1 and backported across the 3.x line.
LegacyHive: Unpatched Windows Zero-Day Lets Standard Users Mount Another Account's Registry Hive
Researcher Nightmare Eclipse has dropped LegacyHive, a working PoC against the Windows User Profile Service that lets a standard user load another account's registry hive — no CVE, no patch, works on fully updated July 2026 systems.
AA26-194A: NSA, CISA, FBI Warn Russian FSB Center 16 Is Harvesting Router Configs via Weak SNMP and an 18-Year-Old Cisco CSRF Bug
A 19-agency joint advisory (AA26-194A) details a years-long Russian FSB Center 16 campaign that scans for default SNMP community strings and an 18-year-old Cisco IOS CSRF flaw (CVE-2008-4128, now in CISA KEV) to exfiltrate router configs and pivot into critical infrastructure.
CVE-2026-58658: GPUStack Worker Ports Leaked LLM Prompts and Completions With No Authentication
GPUStack, an open-source GPU cluster manager for vLLM/SGLang/TensorRT-LLM inference, shipped worker debug and log-streaming endpoints with zero authentication — letting anyone who can reach the worker port read live prompts, completions, and memory profiles.
AsyncAPI npm Packages Backdoored via GitHub Actions 'Pwn Request', Deliver Miasma RAT
A stolen CI token let attackers push a malicious commit into AsyncAPI's npm packages on July 14, delivering an IPFS-hosted Miasma RAT to millions of weekly installs — this time configured as a stealthy botnet, not a self-propagating worm.
CVE-2026-15409 & CVE-2026-15410: SonicWall SMA1000 Zero-Days Chained for Unauthenticated RCE, CISA Deadline July 17
Two SonicWall SMA1000 zero-days — a CVSS 10.0 SSRF and a post-auth code injection flaw — are being chained in the wild for unauthenticated remote code execution. CISA KEV deadline is July 17, 2026.
Microsoft's July Patch Tuesday Breaks Its Own Record Again: 570 Flaws, Two Zero-Days Under Active Attack
Microsoft's largest Patch Tuesday ever fixes 570 vulnerabilities, including an exploited AD FS privilege-escalation zero-day, an exploited SharePoint EoP zero-day, and a publicly disclosed BitLocker bypass.
AssuranceAmerica Breach Exposes 7 Million Driver's Licenses After a Single Phished Employee Account
A single compromised employee credential at auto insurer AssuranceAmerica led to the theft of driver's license numbers, SSNs, and policy data for nearly 7 million people — one of the largest driver's-license breaches disclosed in the US this year.
Injective Labs' @injectivelabs/sdk-ts npm Package Backdoored to Steal Wallet Private Keys
A compromised release of Injective Labs' TypeScript SDK, @injectivelabs/sdk-ts, and 17 dependent packages hooked wallet key-derivation functions to exfiltrate mnemonic seed phrases and private keys to an endpoint disguised as legitimate Injective infrastructure.
Six U-Boot Flaws Let Malicious Firmware Images Execute Code Before Signature Verification Ever Runs
Binarly found six bugs in U-Boot's FIT image parser — two lead to code execution, four to denial of service — and all six trigger while the bootloader is still reading an untrusted image, before it checks the signature that's supposed to protect it.
Progress Tells ShareFile Customers to Power Down Storage Zone Controllers Over 'Credible' Threat
Progress Software is telling on-prem ShareFile Storage Zone Controller admins to physically shut down their Windows servers over an unnamed 'credible external security threat' — no CVE, no patch, no explanation.
The Agent Is the Payload: How AI Coding Agents Became 2026's Fastest RCE Pipeline
Six incidents in six weeks show the same failure mode: AI coding agents treat untrusted text as instructions and shell access as a convenience feature. Prompt injection to RCE is no longer theoretical — it's a documented, repeatable kill chain, and the guardrails vendors are shipping don't touch the actual boundary.
Jscrambler npm Package Compromised: Rust Infostealer Shipped via Preinstall Hook
The official jscrambler npm package was compromised to publish version 8.14.0 with a preinstall hook that drops a cross-platform Rust infostealer targeting cloud credentials, crypto wallets, and password managers.