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> North Korea-linked Actors Exploit React2Shell to Deploy New EtherRAT Malware
Threat actors with ties to North Korea have likely become the latest to exploit the recently disclosed critical security React2Shell flaw in React Server Components (RSC) to deliver a previously undocumented remote access trojan dubbed EtherRAT. "EtherRAT leverages Ethereum smart contracts for comma...
> Debian: webkit2gtk Critical Info Exfiltration DSA-6074-1 CVE-2025-13947
The following vulnerabilities have been discovered in the WebKitGTK web engine: CVE-2025-13947 Janet Black discovered that a website may be able to exfiltrate sensitive system information.
> Porsche panic in Russia as pricey status symbols forget how to car
Satellite silence trips immobilizers, leaving owners stuck Hundreds of Porsches in Russia were rendered immobile last week, raising speculation of a hack, but the German carmaker tells The Register that its vehicles are secure.…
> Prime Security Raises $20 Million to Build Agentic Security Architect
The AI-powered platform autonomously conducts security design reviews and proactively identifies design flaws across development work. The post Prime Security Raises $20 Million to Build Agentic Security Architect appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> React2Shell Exploit Campaigns Tied to North Korean Cyber Intrusion Tactics
Sysdig has found sophisticated malicious campaigns exploiting React2Shell that delivered EtherRAT and suggested North Korean hackers’ involvement
> Ivanti warns of critical Endpoint Manager code execution flaw
American IT software company Ivanti warned customers today to patch a newly disclosed vulnerability in its Endpoint Manager (EPM) solution that could allow attackers to execute code remotely. [...]
> Cybersecurity 2026 | The Year Ahead in AI, Adversaries, and Global Change
Explore SentinelLABS' take on what 2026 may bring for cybersecurity, including emerging trends and actionable insights.
> Maintaining enterprise IT hygiene using Wazuh SIEM/XDR
Poor IT hygiene, such as unused accounts, outdated software, and risky extensions, creates hidden exposure in your infrastructure. Wazuh, the open-source XDR and SIEM, shows how continuous inventory monitoring across endpoints helps teams spot drift and tighten security. [...]
> USN-7917-1: fontTools vulnerabilities
It was discovered that the subsetting module of fontTools was vulnerable to an XML External Entity (XEE) attack. An unauthenticated remote attacker could possibly use this issue to include arbitrary files from the file system or make web requests from the host system. This issue only affected Ubunt...
> Changing the physics of cyber defense
Cyber defense is evolving. Find out how graph-powered strategies and AI can help organizations detect threats faster and improve security hygiene. The post Changing the physics of cyber defense appeared first on Microsoft Security Blog.
> Further Hardening Android GPUs
Posted by Liz Prucka, Hamzeh Zawawy, Rishika Hooda, Android Security and Privacy Team Last year, Google's Android Red Team partnered with Arm to conduct an in-depth security analysis of the Mali GPU, a component used in billions of Android devices worldwide. This collaboration was a significant st...
> Gemini for Chrome gets a second AI agent to watch over it
Google is deploying a second AI model to monitor its Gemini-powered Chrome browsing agent after acknowledging the agent could be tricked into taking unauthorized actions through prompt injection attacks. “We’re introducing a user alignment critic where the agent’s actions a...
> Spain arrests teen who stole 64 million personal data records
The National Police in Spain have arrested a suspected 19-year-old hacker in Barcelona, for allegedly stealing and attempting to sell 64 million records obtained from breaches at nine companies. [...]
> Rebrand Cybersecurity from “Dr. No” to “Let’s Go”
When it comes to cybersecurity, it often seems the best prevention is to follow a litany of security “do’s” and “don’ts.”  A former colleague once recalled that at one organization where he worked, this approach led to such a long list of guidance that the cybersecurity function was playfully refer...
> Racks, sprawl and the myth of redundancy: Why your failover isn’t as safe as you think
The physical roots of resilience Five years ago, at 2 a.m., I stood in a data center aisle watching a core switch lose a power supply. The room was cold, the fans loud and the alert light blinked amber. Within four seconds, the backup unit took over. Not a single packet dro...
> Malicious VS Code Extensions Deploy Advanced Infostealer
Two malicious Visual Studio Code extensions, Bitcoin Black and Codo AI, have been observed harvesting sensitive user data
> Khashoggi widow files complaint in France alleging Saudi government infected devices with spyware
A French judge will determine whether investigators should proceed with a complaint from the widow of slain writer Jamal Khashoggi alleging that Saudi Arabia deployed spyware on her devices before his killing.
> Exploitation Efforts Against Critical React2Shell Flaw Accelerate
The exploitation efforts by China-nexus groups and other bad actors against the critical and easily abused React2Shell flaw in the popular React and Next.js software accelerated over the weekend, with threats ranging from stolen credentials and initial access to downloaders, crypto-mining, and the...
> AI-Powered Security Operations: Governance Considerations for Microsoft Sentinel Enterprise Deployments
The Tech Field Day Exclusive with Microsoft Security (#TFDxMSSec25) spotlighted one of the most aggressive demonstrations of AI-powered security operations to date. Microsoft showcased how Sentinel’s evolving data lake and graph architecture now drive real-time, machine-assisted threat response. Th...
> Webinar Today: Inside the First 72 hours of a Cyber Event
Learn how GRC and SOC teams can turn shared threat intelligence into faster action, clearer communication, and stronger organizational resilience. The post Webinar Today: Inside the First 72 hours of a Cyber Event appeared first on SecurityWeek.