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324 articlesUpdated 28 Sep 2026Page 12 of 14

ThreatsCloud & SaaSCritical
Threat actors actively exploit Langflow AI orchestration flaws to steal cloud API keys and deploy miners
Vulnerability researchers observe mass automated scanning and exploitation of Langflow AI visual frameworks, exfiltrating OpenAI and AWS secrets while deploying botnets.
Priya Raman12 Sep 20266 min read
InsightsBanking & Fintech
RBI drafts a time-bound debit-hold SOP for suspected money-mule accounts
RBI’s draft KYC amendment proposes a time-bound process for temporary debit holds on suspected money-mule accounts linked to cyber-enabled fraud.
Tom Verhoeven12 Sep 20266 min read
NewsHealthcare & Pharma
IDScan.net says customer information in cloud accounts may have been accessed
IDScan.net says an unauthorized party may have accessed or copied cloud-account customer information, including names and government ID numbers.
Priya Raman12 Sep 20265 min read
ThreatsIndustrial & OTCritical
MikroTrick exploit chain compromises MikroTik RouterOS devices as ScreenConnect client flaw hits KEV
CERT Polska discloses MikroTrick, an unauthenticated exploit chain hijacking MikroTik RouterOS devices, while CISA adds a dangerous ScreenConnect client condition to KEV.
Daniel Okafor12 Sep 20266 min read
InsightsCloud & SaaS
OpenAI positions Daybreak as a governed loop for AI-assisted cyber defense
OpenAI says Daybreak combines models, Codex Security and human oversight into a governed loop for inventory, validation, remediation and proof.
Priya Raman12 Sep 20266 min read
ResearchGov & Defence
Anthropic says AI is moving from assistant to orchestrator in cyber operations
Anthropic’s September threat report describes how actors used Claude for reconnaissance, intrusion support, tool rebuilding and parallelized cyber operations.
Mei-Lin Chen12 Sep 20267 min read
ThreatsCloud & SaaSHigh
PostGREShell: 12-year-old PostgreSQL logical replication flaw CVE-2026-6471 enables remote code execution
Security researchers disclose PostGREShell, a flaw present since PostgreSQL 9.4 that lets users with the REPLICATION attribute execute arbitrary code on database hosts.
Tom Verhoeven12 Sep 20266 min read
ResearchCloud & SaaS
GitSpawn flaws in AI coding agents execute arbitrary code from malicious repository configurations
Manifold Security discovers GitSpawn: eight vulnerabilities across seven AI coding tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) that execute attacker code from repository .git/config.
Priya Raman12 Sep 20267 min read
ThreatsGov & DefenceCritical
North Korean actors deploy trojanized HAProxy 'TED' backdoor inside South Korean enterprise networks
Rapid7 Labs uncovers TED, an elusive Linux implant compiled directly into HAProxy load balancers at automotive and media firms, hiding C2 and manipulating live traffic.
Daniel Okafor12 Sep 20266 min read
ThreatsIndustrial & OTCritical
Two 9.8 Check Point VPN flaws put the perimeter back on the emergency patch queue
Two CVSS 9.8 Check Point VPN certificate flaws can enable unauthenticated RCE. Identify exposed gateways, apply hotfixes and review the perimeter now.
Priya Raman12 Sep 20265 min read
NewsBanking & Fintech
StreamRAT Android banking trojan targeted 570,000 European users through deceptive Meta streaming ads
ThreatFabric uncovers StreamRAT, a sophisticated Android banking trojan promoted via fraudulent Meta TV streaming ads, hijacking Accessibility services to drain accounts.
Aisha Noor12 Sep 20265 min read
ThreatsCloud & SaaSCritical
GitLab fixes maximum-severity CVSS 10.0 file-read flaw as in-the-wild exploitation begins
GitLab pushed emergency patches for CVE-2026-85706, an unauthenticated CVSS 10.0 path traversal flaw in the repository commits API that allows remote file extraction.
Priya Raman12 Sep 20266 min read
ThreatsCloud & SaaSCritical
Attackers chain dual JFrog Artifactory vulnerabilities to hijack build pipelines and plant backdoors
Wiz Research caught threat actors chaining two JFrog Artifactory flaws (CVE-2026-42018 & CVE-2026-42016) to forge admin tokens and compromise enterprise software repositories.
Aisha Noor11 Sep 20266 min read
NewsCrypto & Web3
Trezor alerts 347,000 customers after third-party Brevo breach triggers targeted phishing wave
A cyberattack on email service provider Brevo compromised 347,000 Trezor customer records, fueling sophisticated phishing campaigns designed to steal crypto recovery seeds.
CST Newsroom11 Sep 20265 min read
ThreatsCloud & SaaSHigh
PaperCut issues superseding maintenance releases as attackers deploy AI agent swarms against 440+ servers
PaperCut shipped consolidated maintenance updates after automated AI agent swarms compromised over 440 print management servers, bypassing earlier emergency hotfixes.
Daniel Okafor11 Sep 20266 min read
InsightsGov & Defence
CISA BOD 26-04 ends CVSS-ordered patching: the four questions that replace it
CISA's Binding Operational Directive 26-04 drops CVSS from federal patch prioritisation, replacing it with four yes/no questions and a sixteen-row deadline table.
Priya Raman11 Sep 20267 min read
InsightsCloud & SaaS
Entra ID's February 2027 Sign-In Block: A Dated Migration Plan for the Accounts That Will Break
Microsoft retires SMS and voice MFA on 1 February 2027 with a blocking passkey prompt and no opt-out. Here is a dated plan for service accounts, break-glass and phoneless users.
Aisha Noor11 Sep 20266 min read
ThreatsIndustrial & OTCritical
SonicWall SMA1000 Zero-Day Chain Hit CISA KEV in Three Days. Patching Is the Easy Part
SonicWall disclosed two actively exploited SMA1000 flaws on 1 September; CISA set a 5 September federal deadline. The harder problem is proving an appliance you cannot instrument is clean.
Daniel Okafor11 Sep 20265 min read
GuidesGov & Defence
CERT-In's six-hour clock meets DPDP: one intake process, two notification deadlines
India's six-hour CERT-In reporting clock has run since June 2022. From May 2027 a second DPDP clock starts on the same incident. Build one intake process now.
Tom Verhoeven11 Sep 20266 min read
NewsGov & Defence
A CVSS 10.0 ERP Flaw Your Scanner Will Never Report: The CERT-In Blind Spot
CERT-In scored an unauthenticated RCE in Manacle ERP at CVSS 10.0. The CVE is in NVD, but with no CPE data your scanner cannot match it. Here is how to fix that.
CST Newsroom11 Sep 20266 min read
ThreatsCloud & SaaSCritical
FortiClient EMS CVE-2026-35616: the hotfix window was not the dangerous part
Fortinet's emergency hotfix for CVE-2026-35616 blocked the attack path without fixing the flaw, and the complete patch that followed needed its own re-release.
Priya Raman10 Sep 20266 min read
InsightsCloud & SaaS
Nearly 1 in 10 Exposed LiteLLM AI Gateways Leaked Master Admin Keys
Wiz Research discovered that 10% of internet-facing LiteLLM AI proxy gateways accepted the default documentation admin key sk-1234, leaking upstream model keys and cloud IAM tokens.
Aisha Noor10 Sep 20265 min read
ThreatsCloud & SaaSHigh
LiteLLM and Kestra in KEV: exploited AI tooling is now a vulnerability management problem
CISA added 15 CVEs to the KEV catalog in six working days, including exploited flaws in LiteLLM and Kestra — AI tooling that most asset inventories never see.
Daniel Okafor10 Sep 20266 min read
ThreatsGov & DefenceCritical
Surge in Enterprise Exploits: 12 Critical Zero-Days Weaponized in a Single Week Across Citrix, Cisco and Fortinet
Twelve fresh entries hit the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, covering Citrix NetScaler, Cisco FMC, Fortinet FortiOS, Adobe Commerce, N-able N-central and Chrome.
Daniel Okafor10 Sep 20266 min read