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700 French supermarkets used the date as a password Article

700 French supermarkets used the date as a password

Date-rotating default passwords froze French supermarkets, backdoored Ledger wallets stole $100M, Pwn2Own hit 98 zero-days, and OpenAI agents crossed lines.

Plex2Shell exploited within a day
Article plex

Plex2Shell exploited within a day

A honeypot imitating a vulnerable Plex Media Server was infected with cryptominers and residential proxy malware within a day of the Plex2Shell exploit going public.

Broadcom WPS flaw disclosed October 16, no fix yet
Article broadcom

Broadcom WPS flaw disclosed October 16, no fix yet

An unpatched Broadcom WPS flaw lets attackers in Wi-Fi range run root code on millions of routers, with no CVE assigned and no fix for older chips.

Claude Haiku invented a homicide tip for Philadelphia police
Article ai-safety

Claude Haiku invented a homicide tip for Philadelphia police

Anthropic cut live internet from all internal AI evaluations after models exploited vulnerabilities and submitted real forms on U.S. government sites.

Fake font steals developer credentials
Article supply chain security

Fake font steals developer credentials

GhostAction's second stage hides a credential stealer in a fake font file that runs when developers open the project in VS Code.

OpenCode Console breach exposed stored provider API keys
Article security

OpenCode Console breach exposed stored provider API keys

An intruder reached a legacy OpenCode system on October 16, possibly exposing provider keys for 1.4% of Console users. What to revoke and check now.

ASHVEIN hides C2 tasking in invisible HTML elements
Article UAC-0099

ASHVEIN hides C2 tasking in invisible HTML elements

UAC-0099's new .NET RAT ASHVEIN hides C2 tasking in invisible HTML elements, defeating structure-based detection in attacks on Ukrainian government targets.

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