Ransomware Campaigns Exploit SharePoint Flaw to Run Server Code
CISA now links CVE-2026-45659 to ransomware. Check exact SharePoint builds, then investigate whether low-privilege access reached the farm before patching.
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CISA now links CVE-2026-45659 to ransomware. Check exact SharePoint builds, then investigate whether low-privilege access reached the farm before patching.
Read article →Researchers chain signed Windows device installers into SYSTEM execution through emulated USB hardware or an ordinary RDP session.
Read article →A signed ClickOnce app delivered two stealers and an hVNC RAT after a fake Web3 interview. Hunt per-user ClickOnce records, then rotate every secret reachable from affected hosts.
Read article →Microsoft's August updates fix an AFD.sys race used in attacks; defenders must verify fixed builds and investigate pre-patch privilege escalation.
Read article →Unit 42 says stolen AI API keys can reach gray-market proxy services within minutes, turning one exposed credential into catastrophic usage charges.
Read article →Public research turns a patched NetScaler memory overflow into a root-code-execution risk for SAML deployments, making build verification urgent.
Read article →Customer contact data is public after a social-engineering breach; defenders should harden support and identity checks against targeted impersonation.
Read article →CVE-2026-65640 reaches Ghostscript on sites using Imagick; WordPress 7.0.4 and exact backports move content checks ahead of image processing.
Read article →August Windows updates fix a public registry-hive privilege escalation; defenders can hunt its staging files, virtual paths, and unusual DLL loads.
Read article →Exposed ASA and FTD remote-access services need release-specific hot fixes; Cisco offers no workaround for the exploited denial-of-service flaw.
Read article →Rapid7 joined a SharePoint identity bypass to unsafe .NET type creation. August's cumulative updates complete Microsoft's two-cycle fix.
Read article →Government agencies traced Gunra from exploited edge devices through credential theft, cloud exfiltration, backup deletion, and cross-platform ransomware.
Read article →CISA confirms exploitation of a pre-authentication LoadMaster command-injection flaw. API-enabled appliances need a fixed release and an exposure review.
Read article →OVSwrap exploits a 16-bit nested-action limit in the Linux kernel, leaving defenders to verify both the running fix and the earlier exposure window.
Read article →A Microsoft case study traces mshta execution to one isolated QNET host and shows which workstations qualify for the preview action.
Read article →A remote SCTP peer can trigger the kernel flaw, while Tencent separately demonstrated local privilege escalation and container escape. Defenders need both reachability and running-kernel checks.
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