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ResearchEducation & Academia
Eight new ransomware brands in one week: why tracking group names has stopped working
One tracker logged 315 leak-site posts from 40 groups in a single August week, eight of them new. Brand-based detection cannot keep pace. Here is what to instrument instead.
Daniel Okafor10 Sep 20266 min read
ThreatsBanking & FintechHigh
Gigabud Android Banking Trojan Abuses Work Profiles to Evade Client-Side Detection
Group-IB uncovered a major evolution in the Gigabud banking trojan, which uses Android enterprise Work Profiles to isolate tampered banking apps and blind client security checks.
Mei-Lin Chen10 Sep 20265 min read
ThreatsGov & DefenceHigh
APT28 Ran Its C2 Through Filen Cloud Storage. Reputation Filtering Never Stood a Chance
Trellix says APT28 routed command-and-control through filen.io during a three-day European phishing burst. Here is the behavioural detection logic that catches it when reputation cannot.
Mei-Lin Chen10 Sep 20266 min read
InsightsCloud & SaaS
SharePoint 2016/2019 is unpatchable now. Exchange has until 31 October.
SharePoint Server 2016 and 2019 lost support on 14 July 2026 with no paid ESU on offer. Exchange 2016/2019 has until 31 October. Here is how to contain both.
Priya Raman10 Sep 20266 min read
InsightsCloud & SaaS
The agentic AI security gap: 83% are deploying, 29% feel ready
Prompt injection is now OWASP’s top LLM risk with reported success rates of 50–84%. Organisations are shipping agents into production well ahead of their controls.
Priya Raman10 Sep 20268 min read
GuidesCloud & SaaS
Playbook: surviving a 900-CVE Patch Tuesday without breaking your change process
A repeatable triage model for very large monthly releases — what to expedite, what to schedule, and how to prove coverage afterwards.
Priya Raman10 Sep 20268 min read
ThreatsCloud & SaaSCritical
Microsoft ships 973 fixes in September Patch Tuesday, two flaws already exploited
Microsoft’s September 2026 rollup addresses 973 CVEs, including two elevation-of-privilege bugs — in the Windows Update Stack and ALPC — confirmed under active attack.
Priya Raman10 Sep 20267 min read
ThreatsCloud & SaaSCritical
SAP OVERPASS: CVSS 10.0 Kernel Flaw Enables Pre-Auth Remote Code Execution
SAP and Onapsis disclosed OVERPASS (CVE-2026-44756), a maximum-severity kernel flaw in Extended Passport processing enabling unauthenticated root RCE on enterprise ERP hosts.
Priya Raman9 Sep 20266 min read
InsightsEnergy & Utilities
The EU AI Act's High-Risk Rules Slipped to December 2027. Your Logging Problem Did Not Move
Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 pushed Annex III high-risk obligations to December 2027, but Article 12 logging, Article 14 oversight and Article 15 hardening are engineering work you cannot start late.
Tom Verhoeven9 Sep 20266 min read
ResearchCloud & SaaS
BlueMoon Exploit Kit: Chrome V8 Zero-Day Chained with Windows Kernel Escalation
Proofpoint disclosed the BlueMoon exploit kit weaponizing Google Chrome V8 flaws (CVE-2026-87491) alongside Windows kernel privilege escalation in state-aligned espionage attacks.
Mei-Lin Chen9 Sep 20266 min read
InsightsCloud & SaaS
88% Had an AI Agent Incident. 82% Believe Their Policy Covers It.
Gravitee says 88% of organisations had a confirmed or suspected AI agent incident, while 82% of executives trust their policy. Both figures, one population.
Priya Raman9 Sep 20266 min read
ResearchCloud & SaaS
DeepSeek Harness Vulnerability Allowed AI Coding Agents to Disable Their Sandbox
OX Security and VulnCheck disclosed CVE-2026-82533 in DeepSeek Harness, where prompt injection allowed sandboxed AI coding agents to disable their own security isolation.
Mei-Lin Chen9 Sep 20265 min read
ResearchEducation & Academia
Screening Serpens shipped six RAT builds in ten weeks. The config file is what gives them away
Unit 42 documented six new RAT variants from Iran-nexus Screening Serpens between February and April 2026. The hashes rotate; the AppDomainManager config file does not.
Mei-Lin Chen9 Sep 20266 min read
ThreatsCloud & SaaSCritical
N-able N-central Pre-Auth RCE Flaw Under Active Exploitation (CVE-2026-86218)
CISA issued an emergency KEV addition for CVE-2026-86218, an unauthenticated static code injection flaw in N-able N-central RMM servers actively exploited against MSP networks.
Daniel Okafor8 Sep 20265 min read
ThreatsGov & DefenceHigh
Gunra ransomware: what AA26-222A actually gives your detection engineers
Six agencies detailed Gunra's Fortinet entry, its forticloud-sync backdoor and an MFA bypass planted in a VDI server. Here is how to turn that into detection coverage.
Daniel Okafor8 Sep 20266 min read
GuidesIndustrial & OT
Playbook: hardening the edge appliance you cannot put an agent on
Two of this year’s fastest CISA remediation deadlines hit devices that cannot run EDR. A practical checklist for the class attackers reach for first.
Aisha Noor8 Sep 20267 min read
ThreatsIndustrial & OTCritical
PAN-OS authentication bypass CVE-2026-0257 puts firewall management planes at risk
A newly catalogued authentication bypass in Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS lets an unauthenticated attacker reach management functionality. Here is the exposure and the fix.
Daniel Okafor8 Sep 20266 min read
ThreatsBanking & FintechHigh
Slim Spider Targets Brazilian Instant Payments (Pix) and Crypto Custody Infrastructure
CrowdStrike revealed Slim Spider, a financially motivated cybercrime group abusing cloud IMDS credentials to penetrate Brazilian instant payment (Pix) and crypto custody systems.
Daniel Okafor8 Sep 20266 min read
ThreatsCloud & SaaSCritical
FreeIPA LDAP ACI Vulnerability Chain Grants Anonymous Clients Domain Admin Rights
Red Hat patched CVE-2026-76578 (CVSS 9.8) in FreeIPA and 389 Directory Server, where an LDAP Access Control Instruction flaw allowed unauthenticated clients to create permanent domain admins.
Tom Verhoeven8 Sep 20265 min read
InsightsEnergy & Utilities
NIS2 simplification and CSA2: what the January 2026 cybersecurity package actually changes
The European Commission’s cybersecurity package proposes amendments to NIS2 and a revised Cybersecurity Act. Here is what compliance teams need to track.
Tom Verhoeven8 Sep 20267 min read
NewsCrypto & Web3
Liquid Network Elements Protocol Exploit Triggers 4,000 BTC Sidechain Drain
A vulnerability in the Elements sidechain protocol led to an unauthorized 4,000 BTC withdrawal from the Liquid Federation multi-sig peg, prompting an emergency network freeze and partial fund recovery.
CST Newsroom7 Sep 20266 min read
GuidesCloud & SaaS
Hardening guide: locking down your npm and CI/CD supply chain
A practical, ordered checklist for defending against malicious packages and install-time credential theft — with the exact commands and settings.
Mei-Lin Chen7 Sep 20269 min read
ResearchTelecom & Media
Salt Typhoon has compromised networks in more than 80 countries, researchers say
The Chinese state-aligned group has moved well beyond telecoms into transportation and government, in what is now one of the broadest espionage campaigns on record.
Daniel Okafor7 Sep 20268 min read
InsightsCloud & SaaS
MFA failed in 84% of incident responses. The problem is the session, not the factor
With 99% of SaaS compromises originating at the identity provider, MFA is no longer the control organisations think they bought. Here is what changed.
Aisha Noor6 Sep 20267 min read