Cloudflare reports 18.2 million L3 DDoS attacks in Q3
That is about 8,226 network-layer attacks an hour, up from 13.2 million in Q2, plus 14.4 trillion HTTP DDoS requests.
That is about 8,226 network-layer attacks an hour, up from 13.2 million in Q2, plus 14.4 trillion HTTP DDoS requests.
A November 4 beta adds earlier features and Alibaba’s Qwen, not the new Siri; the full release is set for December.
CrowdStrike says the China-linked campaign has hit more than 200 organizations in at least 14 countries since October 17.
From October 17 the China-linked group hit ministries, telecoms, and U.S. defense-related targets; post-exploitation is confirmed at nine.
A post-install script points the genuine CLIs at relay servers, swaps API keys, and sets danger-full-access; abuse has not been observed.
A China-linked group chained PHP2Shell with Fragnesia to plant root webshells on at least 25 PAN-OS firewalls.
The chain rooted 25 servers in four countries and reached a US government Active Directory domain, Unit 42 says.
Symantec says lookalike-domain scripts disable sandboxes and send prompts, files and tokens through operator servers at about a dozen firms.
Attacks rose 208% year over year, but 98% stayed under 1 Gbps and most ended within ten minutes.
Lumen says the group rotates exploited SOHO, IoT and enterprise devices, including multiple zero-days, against high-value targets.
Pluto found 31 repositories posing as Qwen2 checkpoints; the flagship reached 28,412 downloads and a copy remained online.
GreyNoise reports at least six successful hits; Dream claims 24 firewalls and two US-linked servers were compromised.
Fortinet is withholding flaw details until November 10 while Hudson Rock reports 40,573 exposed FortiGate secrets.
The chain hit PAN-OS 12.1 and 12.2 from October 23; Dream says remote access likely remains.
It cites an authorized NSA Mythos test, a claimed Cairn campaign, and slower patching times.
CVE-2026-20127, patched in February 2026, lets attackers add rogue peers and steal IPsec key material from controllers.
Anonymous sources told the Times that a Megaspeed executive close to Jensen Huang may have sought Nvidia plans and China export policy.
Most attacks lasted under ten minutes and stayed below 1 Gbps, while terabit-scale floods fell nearly 69% from the prior quarter.
CISA set November 11 and October 31 federal deadlines; Cisco says CVE-2026-76418 is crashing firewalls with no workaround.
Agencies must fix CVE-2026-41709 by November 11, 2026, and Fragnesia CVE-2026-46300 by October 31, 2026.
Named cases include ARTEX at Korean banks and ConnectWise, Hermes at Thailand's finance ministry, and AI-assisted API attacks in Japan.
Named cases include ARTEX and Hermes, plus three Wiz investigations that begin with an exposed Flowise service.
Nicknamed Le Chonk, ML4 is on Hugging Face and Mistral's API, and the company claims 47 percent fewer tokens than GLM-5.3.
Phishing led initial access in just over one-third of engagements, down from over 50 percent, while ransomware rose to 27 percent.
The New York Times says Trump was briefed about a year ago and Jensen Huang was not warned; Nvidia denies any sensitive leak.
Lumen says exploited products included Versa, N-able, Cisco SD-WAN, VeloCloud and possibly Quest KACE; KeyDrift hit Cisco controllers.
The Information says DeepSeek and Moonshot used Astra, including hidden reasoning, to train Kimi K3.1 Pro and V4.1-Flash 1017.
Attacks over 1 Tbps fell to 251 from 805 after takedowns of four large IoT botnets.
Lumen says four confirmed zero-day campaigns hit management platforms, with credential theft and chains of compromised devices.
CVE-2026-41709 bypasses ESXi command logging; CrowdStrike does not say it gave initial access.
A scan of 7.25 million repositories kept only keys that still authenticated, led by 9,473 Alibaba Cloud AccessKey pairs.
Dream says a custom PHP2Shell build plus the Fragnesia kernel bug yielded unauthenticated root and Active Directory access.
Lumen links the relay network to four confirmed zero-days and one likely flaw, with sessions rebuilt in under two minutes.
Symantec says the relay has installed genuine CLIs at a dozen organizations, mostly in mainland China, since early 2026.
Volt Typhoon built Silent Train framework using zero-days in Quest KACE, N-central, Cisco SD-WAN and VeloCloud to access U.S. critical infrastructure.
The malware hooks vdaemon to copy AES-256 key material; Cisco calls exploitation limited and lists fixed trains.
CISA added the logging bug to KEV and gave US federal agencies two weeks to install the patched ESXi builds.
CVE-2026-41709 lets an admin skip some logs; federal agencies must patch by November 11, 2026.
Even after the change, generated apps still failed a security benchmark more than half the time.
Black Lotus Labs says the rotating SOHO and IoT relay network hit hundreds of victims, including US critical infrastructure.
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