
Threat bulletin covers library ransomware and exploited SonicWall, OpenSSH flaws
SonicOS SAML VPN bypass and OpenSSH before 10.6p2 are described as actively exploited; Android 14–17 RCE is also patched.
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SonicOS SAML VPN bypass and OpenSSH before 10.6p2 are described as actively exploited; Android 14–17 RCE is also patched.

Sekoia linked APT29 to a mid-October 2026 campaign targeting iOS and Android via hacked sites and compromised analytics service.
Sekoia says the SVR-linked group watered legitimate and spoofed websites and compromised Plerdy analytics to steal messages, passwords and photos from iPhones and Androids.

APT29 uses compromised sites and lookalike domains to deliver n-day exploits stealing cookies and device data from iOS and Android users spotted in mid-October 2026.

APT29 uses Plerdy SEO Tracker supply chain compromise to serve n-day exploits stealing cookies and device data from iOS and Android users in 2026.

Attackers served exploit chains for already-patched iOS and Android flaws via legitimate websites and lookalikes.

APT29 campaign hits iOS 16.7 18.5 and Android Chrome with patched n-day flaws via JavaScript injection and supply-chain compromise.

APT29 planted malicious scripts on real and cloned websites in the US, Ukraine and Europe to compromise outdated iPhones and Androids by stealing cookies and data.

APT29 deploys n-day exploits via watering-hole sites on iOS and Android devices with no user interaction.

ReversingLabs says Midnight Blizzard’s AI-rebuilt backdoor kept the same detectable behavior across five variants.

Anthropic disrupted APT29-linked GTG-20006, which used Claude to autonomously rebuild malware, hijack hotel Wi-Fi DNS, and target 20-plus Ukrainian, European, and US-linked organizations.
Anthropic disrupted Russia-linked APT29 using Claude in espionage against 20+ organizations, including Ukrainian government targets and a military drone maker whose vision SDK was stolen.
Anthropic threat report says APT29, ShinyHunters and others used Claude models to automate cyberattacks, surveillance, and bioweapons research.

Google tracked three suspected Russian espionage clusters abusing OAuth flows, app passwords, and WhatsApp linking to hijack accounts of diplomats and defense targets.

Google tracks three Russia-linked espionage clusters abusing OAuth, app passwords, and device code phishing against Western researchers and diplomats.
Zscaler details CaptiveCrunch: Midnight Blizzard's Storm-2945 compromises hotel Wi-Fi captive portals to redirect guests and harvest Microsoft 365 credentials via device code phishing.
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