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NadMesh botnet raids exposed AI tools for 3,811 AWS keys
A Go botnet called NadMesh, active since early July, feeds a Shodan queue into ComfyUI, Ollama, n8n, Open WebUI, Langflow, and Gradio. Operator dashboard claims 3,811 AWS keys.
Expel: GoldenEyeDog stole 27 EV certs from DigiCert
Expel says the April DigiCert breach was CylindricalCanine, a GoldenEyeDog subgroup. Twenty-seven of 60 revoked EV certs signed Zhong Stealer artifacts.
Abbott confirms Exact Sciences hit; LabCentral disputed
ShinyHunters used vishing to hit legacy Exact Sciences systems in Abbott's Cancer Diagnostics business; a separate LabCentral extortion claim by ShadowByt3$ is disputed.
Seven Vite-adjacent npm packages route a RAT through Tron
Checkmarx flagged a fresh cluster of seven malicious npm packages targeting the Vite frontend tooling ecosystem. Codenamed ViteVenom, they route through a four-tier blockchain C2 including Tron to drop a RAT.
HollowByte: 11-byte OpenSSL DoS, no CVE, silent June fix
Okta's Red Team named 'HollowByte' — an OpenSSL DoS where 11 bytes of TLS pull 131 KB of process memory per shot. OpenSSL patched it in June with no CVE.
WordPress Core RCE (wp2shell): CVE-2026-63030, PoC public
A critical unauthenticated remote code execution flaw in WordPress Core got a CVE, a GitHub advisory, and a working public PoC on July 17, 2026.
Agent Data Injection: The Bug Under Every AI Agent
Seoul National / UIUC / Largosoft research shows web and coding agents get steered by planted content in the pages, comments, and reviews they consume. Fix the trust boundary, not the model.
EU order opens Android mic, cam, screen to rival AI agents
EC ordered Google to open Android's mic, camera, screen, and always-on hotword to rival AI assistants — mandatory in Android 18 by 1 August 2027.
Flare finds carders still hunting clean IPs post-NetNut
Flare's read of 2,889 underground posts finds carders scrambling for 'clean' residential IPs two weeks after the FBI's NetNut seizure disrupted supply.
EY discloses breach via third-party IT ticket system
Ernst & Young says an unauthorized party accessed a third-party support ticket platform used by its IT staff between March 28 and April 12. Detection followed on April 23; disclosure landed July 17.
Armenia detains Aleksandr Ermakov on US REvil warrant
Russian tourist Aleksandr Ermakov has been held in Yerevan since 2026-06-28 on a US extradition request for a REvil suspect of the same name. His lawyer says the paperwork carries no patronymic.
OtterCookie's fake interview now steals AI-tool configs
Elastic Security Labs catches the DPRK's Contagious Interview crew hiding a four-stage payload in SVG country flag files — and the new file stealer specifically hunts .claude, .cursor, .gemini, and .windsurf configs.
GoSerpent: Go RAT hits APAC gov, TetrisPhantom overlap
Kaspersky documents GoSerpent, a Go-based RAT hitting Southeast Asian government and diplomatic entities since late 2025. Operational overlap with TetrisPhantom.
LegacyHive: unpatched Windows LPE zero-day, PoC public
Researcher Nightmare Eclipse dropped LegacyHive — an unpatched Windows User Profile Service LPE — hours after July Patch Tuesday. No CVE, PoC on GitHub.
ACR Stealer, ClickFix, and why the Run box still works
Microsoft's Defender Experts detailed two ACR Stealer chains Thursday. Both start with a Run-dialog paste — and walk out with browser tokens and M365 files.
Windows Server 2022 mainstream support ends Oct 13
Microsoft's Windows Server 2022 leaves mainstream support October 13, 2026 — but extended support runs five more years with security updates at no extra cost.
The plumbing behind $43M in investment-fraud losses
DOJ charges two in a New York-based network that laundered at least $43 million from pig-butchering-style investment scams through ~140 accounts.
Windows 11 24H2 Home and Pro: 90 days to end of updates
Microsoft has set October 13, 2026 as the last patch day for Windows 11 24H2 Home and Pro. Enterprise and Education get one more year — the usual split.
n8n cross-issuer JWT bypass logs attackers in as anyone
CVE-2026-59208: n8n Enterprise instances trusting two or more JWT issuers matched incoming tokens on `sub` alone, letting a token from issuer A log in as B's user.
UAT-11795 hides Starland RAT in trojanized installers
Cisco Talos names UAT-11795 — a financially motivated Russian actor pushing Starland RAT and bespoke WLDR C2 via trojanized WebEx, Zoom, MobaXterm installers.
AI can find the bug. Proving it is still the job.
SANS Fellow Stephen Sims argues the noise-to-signal ratio in bug bounty has shifted, but the proof-of-exploit standard hasn't — Bugcrowd's own policy shift agrees.
Elastic: TELEPUZ ClickFix stealer confirmed since April
Elastic Security Labs pins TELEPUZ, a modular C stealer spreading via ClickFix since late April, likely MaaS, with a Go Vidar variant as stage two.
Coca-Cola halts Fairlife US production after ransomware
Coca-Cola disclosed a Fairlife ransomware attack via SEC 8-K on July 16. US dairy production suspended, Canada unaffected. No group has claimed it.
CISA adds a fourth SharePoint bug to KEV in 48 hours
CVE-2026-58644 — an unauthenticated deserialization RCE, CVSS 9.8 — landed on CISA KEV this morning, two days after Microsoft shipped the SharePoint fix.