Kaspersky finds NetamLoader in Windows update files on Asian government systems
One malicious Resources.resx starts layered XAML that bypasses AMSI and beacons to openaigpt4v[.]com after a long delay.
One malicious Resources.resx starts layered XAML that bypasses AMSI and beacons to openaigpt4v[.]com after a long delay.
Anthropic says the model made five exploits, including Android data theft and Linux root code execution; vendors have patched.
Orange Tsai combined logical flaws in Edge and Windows features to gain code execution from an ordinary web page with no clicks; patch status is unconfirmed.
Orange Tsai’s Pwn2Own Berlin chain turns a malicious page into Windows code via UXSS and a writable protocol config, without memory corruption.
SANS could not retrieve the Windows or macOS payload after test fetches returned HTTP 403 or failed to resolve.
Vendors were notified first; Chrome 156 fixed 62 CVEs, and the Linux root flaw is CVE-2026-98432.
An October 26 Windows update drops seven certificates after weak key generation exposed eight eMudhra intermediate keys.
Anthropic says the lab-only chains were reported first and fixed, including Chrome 156, with no real-world incidents.
Eight recoverable intermediate keys could forge TLS or code-signing certificates; Microsoft says its own systems were not affected.
Lab proofs, not live attacks, covered Chrome 156, iOS 26.5.2, Windows CVE-2026-33096, and Linux CVE-2026-98432.
Google assigned 62 critical or high Chrome CVEs, patched as of Chrome 156; Apple and Google say the Safari and Android issues are fixed.
A Korean-language lure claims 217,740 KRW is due; the PDF launches PowerShell that loads the backdoor only in memory.
Trellix says a weaponized PDF launches fileless loaders that inject Sirius into suspended Windows processes after the victim approves a prompt.
The October 26 update removes seven eMudhra-related certificates for devices that do not get automatic CTL updates.
A longtime user recalls blue screens, unsaved work, weak screensaver locks, and adware as the normal 1990s Windows experience.
Securelist says fully patched PCs stayed exposed because boot-certificate revocations were incomplete; the APT41 link is only medium confidence.
A Hacker News post links to the winevdm project for Windows 1.x through 3.1 applications.
Kaspersky says the Secure Boot revocation that would block Baton Drop stays off unless an admin enables KB5025885 by hand.
Staff in the US, UK, Canada and India can take the offer, including many AI and Xbox teams but not security.
Kaspersky says fully patched Windows stayed exposed unless admins manually applied Secure Boot certificate revocations.
Kaspersky says suspected APT41 used the BlackLotus-like bootkit on diplomats in three Central Asian countries after gaining administrator access.
Varonis says the October 16 offering adds hidden desktop, command execution and loaders on top of StealC 3.5.0 theft.
Securelist says infected diplomatic systems had Windows updates but not the certificate revocation that blocks CVE-2022-21894.
Kaspersky says BlackX abuses unrevoked CVE-2022-21894 components on patched Windows when Secure Boot DBX updates are not applied.
After gaining admin rights, attackers exploit CVE-2022-21894 to load a kernel driver and a cloud-backed RAT.
Acronis describes a Go-based RaaS from 2025 that also targets Linux, NAS and BSD, with more than 800 claimed victims.
A sponsored Google result for “amazon business” opens a fake login and CAPTCHA that launches finger.exe and NetSupport.
Huntress tied the chain to at least three customers; a macOS script URL was offline during research.
Sophos traced victims in five countries and likely South Korea from August 2025 through August 2026.
Fixes later bypassed were about four times as likely to appear on CISA's KEV list as other bugs from the same vendors.
CenterPoint says more than 1 million Texans were exposed, while Burger King Japan cites about 11.18 million members.
SideCopy is spear-phishing Indian organizations with malicious shortcuts to deploy in-memory ReverseRAT for data theft.
October 2026 Windows update blocks NTLMv1 single sign-on by default, which can break Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and VPN logins.
Forescout says ClickFix installed Lorem Ipsum Loader and a Python tunnel before suspected ransomware was stopped.
Microsoft tuned Windows on Arm for Nvidia RTX Spark laptops, including local AI agents and Prism emulation.
Group-IB says KGB RAT, an NjRAT-based Windows trojan sold from $150 monthly, steals passwords, spies via webcam, and includes ransomware.
Darktrace reports CikaBika, a Rust RAT using Discord for C2, delivered by phishing PDFs and LNK loaders.
Citizen Lab says Candiru and Bindecy used Discover-Tech ads to deliver zero-click spyware, including against Al Jazeera.
Microsoft disclosed three remote Active Directory security-feature bypass flaws, with no evidence of active exploitation.
CISA added actively exploited Windows Shell flaw CVE-2026-96951 to the KEV catalog.
Entities are extracted by the model from each article. First seen , last mentioned . Watching keeps it in this browser only (no account); the watchlist page and dashboard alerts use it.
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