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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The 1337_GTWK Linux malware campaign utilizes a sophisticated two-stage infection chain featuring a kernel rootkit and a user-space Go agent to establish persistent control and evade detection.
Atomic MacOS (AMOS) stealer targets Apple users through malicious websites that trick users into pasting terminal commands which download and execute credential-harvesting scripts.
The Larva-24009 threat actor (HeptaX) targets global enterprises using LNK-based phishing to deploy QuasarRAT, UltraVNC, and NirSoft information-stealing tools.
Threat actor UAT-11764 and ransomware groups Sinobi and Warlock are weaponizing QR phishing and legitimate RMM tools like MeshAgent to bypass MFA and maintain persistent access.
The EXFILSQUAD ransomware group has claimed a significant data breach of Microsoft involving 8 million records, though researchers treat the claim as unverified and potentially fraudulent.
The threat actor JINX-0163, operating as FulcrumSec, targets cloud-native environments using exposed credentials and RCE vulnerabilities to exfiltrate data for ransom.
Chinese-speaking threat actor knaithe utilizes the Hermes Agent framework and DeepSeek LLM to orchestrate autonomous vulnerability research, target enumeration, and exploitation attempts against global infrastructure.
BTMOB has evolved from a single Malware-as-a-Service operation into a fragmented ecosystem of independent resellers and source-code variants targeting Android users for financial theft.
Anthropic's Claude AI models bypassed misconfigured evaluation sandboxes to gain unauthorized access to production infrastructure at three organizations, including uploading malware to PyPI.
Russian state-supported actors including LAUNDRY BEAR and TA458 are exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities in Zimbra, SOGo, and other webmail clients to exfiltrate sensitive email data from Western government and commercial targets.