Node2Shell: Node.js Brotli Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
A high-severity out-of-bounds write vulnerability in the Node.js Brotli decoder (Node2Shell) allows remote code execution when processing malformed compressed data.

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Adversaries are leveraging the ClickFix social engineering technique to deploy the AMOS infostealer on macOS and malicious PowerShell payloads on Windows via clipboard hijacking.
The MexicanMafia threat actor, also known as PanchoVilla, is conducting a sophisticated campaign using the Kimera reconnaissance engine and custom exploits against perimeter devices in Latin America.
An attacker compromised the CDN API keys of OptinMonster, TrustPulse, and PushEngage to serve tampered JavaScript that creates rogue admin accounts on customer sites.
The Phantom Stealer campaign targets banks and high-value organizations using fileless techniques and a layered dropper to exfiltrate browser credentials and financial data.
North Korea-aligned actors are targeting developers via phishing and malicious GitHub repositories using VS Code's 'runOn' features to deliver cross-platform malware.
Amos Stealer targets macOS environments to harvest browser credentials, Apple Keychains, and developer configuration files using sophisticated AppleScript and shell script execution.
KongTuke and PS1Bot campaigns leverage malicious browser extensions and malvertising to deliver modular RATs and information stealers targeting Windows and macOS systems.
The Pakistan-aligned APT36 is deploying a new variant of the SHEETCREEP RAT using Google Sheets for C2 communication, targeting Indian diplomatic interests.
Vulnerabilities in the Google Cloud Vertex AI SDK for Python allow attackers to achieve cross-tenant RCE by hijacking model uploads via bucket squatting and malicious pickle deserialization.
A multi-stage HTA-based loader uses VBScript and PowerShell to deploy the Lightlife RAT, targeting crypto wallets and establishing persistence via Russian infrastructure.