Credential-Theft
Supply Chain Security Vendor RapidFort Allegedly Breached in CanisterWorm Fallout — 569GB of Customer Pipeline Data Listed for Sale
A threat actor claims to be selling 569GB of RapidFort's internal pipeline data — including customer cross-account IAM templates, kubeconfigs, and plaintext AWS credentials — allegedly extracted during the March 2026 CanisterWorm/TeamPCP campaign.
BdThemes Supply Chain Attack: Poisoned JSON Feed Creates Rogue WordPress Admins Without Touching a Single Plugin File
Attackers compromised BdThemes' vendor infrastructure and poisoned a promotional-banner JSON feed served to 100,000+ WordPress sites, hijacking admin sessions to plant rogue accounts and a persistent webshell — no plugin update required.
Keyv npm Worm Hits 800+ Packages, Pulls C2 From an Ethereum Smart Contract
A compromised [email protected] release triggered a self-propagating npm worm that poisoned 800+ packages in hours, planting Claude Code and VS Code persistence hooks and fetching C2 addresses via live Ethereum smart-contract calls.
Certighost (CVE-2026-54121): A Low-Privileged AD User Can Impersonate Your Domain Controller
A working exploit for CVE-2026-54121 lets any domain user request a certificate for a Domain Controller through an AD CS enrollment fallback, then use it to DCSync the krbtgt hash. No admin rights, no user interaction.
Hugging Face Discloses Breach Driven End-to-End by an Autonomous AI Agent
An unauthorized party used an autonomous AI agent swarm to chain two dataset-processing code-execution flaws into a multi-cluster breach at Hugging Face, harvesting cloud credentials before the company detected and evicted it over a weekend.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Zimbra Patches Classic Web Client Stored XSS Reported by Google TAG
Zimbra shipped 10.1.19 to fix an unauthenticated stored XSS in the Classic Web Client, reachable by simply opening a crafted email — no CVE assigned yet, reported by Google's Threat Analysis Group.
Langflow Hit With Its Second CISA KEV Entry in Four Months: CVE-2026-55255 IDOR Under Active Exploitation
CISA adds Langflow CVE-2026-55255, an IDOR letting authenticated attackers hijack other users' AI workflows, to its KEV catalog after Sysdig caught in-the-wild exploitation chained with secret harvesting.
17 Malicious npm/PyPI Packages Impersonate Paysafe, Skrill, and Neteller SDKs to Steal CI/CD Secrets
A coordinated typosquatting campaign published 13 npm and 4 PyPI packages that mimic Paysafe, Skrill, and Neteller payment SDKs, returning fake success responses while exfiltrating API keys, AWS credentials, and CI tokens to an obfuscated C2 host.
Accenture Confirms Breach After Threat Actor '888' Lists 35GB of Source Code and Azure Credentials for Sale
A threat actor known as 888 is selling 35GB of alleged Accenture source code, RSA/SSH keys, and Azure access tokens on a cybercrime forum; Accenture has confirmed an incident but not disclosed the access vector.
The Login Path Is the Target: Inside the PAM/OpenSSH Backdoor Playbook Attackers Keep Reusing
Sygnia's Operation Highland found a China-nexus group living inside an air-gapped network for a decade by backdooring pam_unix.so and sshd. It's the same target the XZ Utils and Ebury campaigns went after — because the Linux authentication stack is the softest hard target in your fleet.
CVE-2026-8451: A New CitrixBleed-Pattern Memory Overread Is Already Under Active Exploitation
Citrix patched CVE-2026-8451, a pre-auth memory overread in NetScaler's SAML IdP parser that leaks session tokens — and attackers were already exploiting it within 24 hours of disclosure.
DuneSlide: Zero-Click Prompt Injection Chains to Full RCE in Cursor IDE (CVE-2026-50548, CVE-2026-50549)
Two critical Cursor IDE flaws, dubbed DuneSlide, let a poisoned MCP response or web search result steer the agent's own sandbox into overwriting its enforcement binary — zero-click prompt injection to unsandboxed remote code execution, patched in Cursor 3.0.
GuardFall: Decades-Old Bash Quoting Tricks Defeat Safety Guards in 10 of 11 Open-Source AI Coding Agents
Adversa AI's GuardFall research shows that quote removal, $IFS spacing, command substitution, and other decades-old shell tricks bypass the command guards in opencode, Goose, Cline, Aider, and seven other open-source AI coding agents — turning a poisoned README into silent credential theft.