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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Affiliates of INC and The Gentlemen ransomware groups are using an AI-orchestrated infrastructure featuring the 'Phantom' autonomous red team framework to exploit edge devices and deploy ransomware.
APT28 (Swallowtail) is executing a complex cyber espionage campaign targeting NATO naval and aerospace manufacturers using the Hookedge backdoor and a novel reflective loader.
SafePay ransomware actors target global critical infrastructure by exploiting edge device vulnerabilities and using legitimate administrative tools for data exfiltration and hybrid encryption.
An SEO poisoning campaign utilizes fake Chocolatey and Microsoft Activation Scripts websites to deliver Armorsteal, a modular Python-based stealer and remote access tool.
The ROMULUS delivery platform utilizes ClickFix lures and social engineering to distribute diverse payloads including LegionLoader, Atlas RAT, and RomulusLoader targeting global organizations.
An extensive phishing campaign impersonating the U.S. District Court targets over 100,000 companies using personalized lures to deliver the LodaRAT remote access trojan via malicious ISO files.
A ClickFix campaign utilizes EtherHiding via BSC testnet contracts to deliver multi-stage PowerShell loaders that inject shellcode into MicrosoftEdgeUpdate.exe.
Threat actors including Stardust Chollima and Sandworm are utilizing 'Browser Cache Smuggling' to deliver malware like Vidar Stealer and GeniexRAT by pre-fetching payloads into browser caches to bypass security scans and character limits.
The threat actor RareWolf uses a multi-stage batch script to deploy AnyDesk for unauthorized remote access, archive local data, and exfiltrate information via SMTP using the Blat utility.
Threat actors abuse Microsoft Teams external chat to pose as IT support, using email bombing and vishing to deploy remote access tools and malware.