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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Wiz Red Agent discovered a script injection vulnerability in Snowflake's GitHub Actions workflow, potentially introduced by AI, enabling Jira credential exfiltration.
The cyber criminal group TeamPCP is conducting large-scale software supply chain attacks targeting DevOps and security tools to exfiltrate cloud credentials and secrets.
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.
Adversaries compromised maintainer accounts and CI/CD pipelines to distribute trojanized PyPI and npm packages targeting quantum computing researchers and Alibaba developers.
An 'evil twin' campaign on Open VSX used 77 counterfeit extensions to exfiltrate developer system info, Git repository metadata, and CI environment details to an attacker-controlled domain.
ShinyHunters is targeting healthcare organizations using vishing to compromise SSO identities (Entra, Okta, Google) for rapid SaaS data exfiltration and extortion.
Attackers compromised Adform's advertising tracking script trackpoint-async.js to replace cryptocurrency wallet addresses in user clipboards and web forms.
The XCSSET malware family has evolved to version 40, employing advanced in-memory execution, polymorphic payloads, and supply chain infection via poisoned Xcode projects targeting macOS developers.
Researchers identified a lethal trifecta where a public AI triage agent was prompt-injected to trigger a privileged code-fixing agent, leading to RCE and credential theft in GitHub Actions.
The FakeGit campaign leverages 7,600 malicious GitHub repositories and the 'AgentBaiting' technique to trick AI agents into recommending SmartLoader and StealC malware.