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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APT28 (Swallowtail) is executing a complex cyber espionage campaign targeting NATO naval and aerospace manufacturers using the Hookedge backdoor and a novel reflective loader.
The TRUST#GRAFT campaign utilizes a browser-mediated JavaScript loader to hijack authenticated WordPress administrator sessions for the deployment of a persistent PHP backdoor.
An operator identified as Zaib Ali uses a massive npm typosquatting campaign to discover infrastructure and a custom FastAPI framework called VHX Harvester to hijack GPU resources on the vast.ai marketplace.
The CSuite operation targets US and European organizations using sophisticated phishing lures to steal Microsoft 365 sessions and deploy legitimate RMM tools like ScreenConnect for persistent endpoint access.
An unidentified operator using Simplified Chinese tools conducted iOS exploitation via the Coruna kit, multi-vector web attacks, and an AI-assisted gambling SEO campaign.
Chinese threat actor UTA0565 utilized chained Chrome and Windows zero-day exploits through spoofed domains to deliver a custom obfuscated malware named CLEANGULP targeting government entities.
APT28 and MuddyWater utilize ClickFix variants to compromise organizations via social engineering, deploying multi-stage payloads including steganography and Python-based reverse tunnels for internal network pivoting.
Researchers identified a stored XSS vulnerability in Open VSX that allows attackers to hijack extension maintainer accounts and distribute malicious updates to millions of developers.
China-based Jewelbug APT utilizes the XG-Web platform to conduct dual-mission operations involving government espionage across the Middle East and Asia alongside large-scale cryptocurrency fraud.
Adversaries are globally leveraging the ClickFix social engineering technique to trick Windows and macOS users into executing malicious terminal commands that deliver infostealers and RATs.