Zero-Click WhatsApp Account Takeover Hits iPhone Users Running iOS 16. No Linked Devices, No Warning
Adobe Commerce CVE-2026-71362 Comes Under Attack Shortly After Public Disclosure
Attackers began exploiting critical Adobe Commerce flaw CVE-2026-71362 (CVSS 9.1) for unauthenticated customer account takeover shortly after patch release.
Sansec blocked the first exploitation attempts of CVE-2026-71362 immediately after Adobe published its advisory. The flaw lets unauthenticated attackers switch a customer session to another customer account, hijacking accounts and accessing private data without credentials, admin privileges or user interaction. It affects Adobe Commerce, Commerce B2B and Magento Open Source versions through the July 2026 patches, and Adobe issued isolated patch files APSB26-92 fixing seven vulnerabilities, including stored cross-site scripting and authorization issues.
WeChat worm could pwn a friend before they even answered the call
Calif researchers demoed WeWorm, a zero-click WeChat VoIP memory-corruption worm enabling account takeover; Tencent patched it August 21.
Security firm Calif found a memory corruption bug in WeChat's VoIP stack that let a trusted contact take over a user's account simply by calling them, without the call being answered. The demo worm then called the victim's contacts to self-propagate across iOS and Android; declining the call prevented infection. Tencent pushed fixes on August 21, and Calif said chaining the bug with other Android and iOS flaws could yield full device control. Calif used AI to find the vulnerability and build its first RCE exploit in about two days.