Node2Shell: Node.js Brotli Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
A high-severity out-of-bounds write vulnerability in the Node.js Brotli decoder (Node2Shell) allows remote code execution when processing malformed compressed data.

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Suspected Silver Fox (Yinhu) threat actors are targeting Chinese-speaking users and multinational operations in China using high-fidelity spoofed vendor sites to deliver persistent implants like ValleyRAT.
StyleSmuggler is an unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2026-75650) in Adobe Commerce and Magento exploited to deploy persistent implants and web shells.
China-nexus actor Fire Ant is compromising Cisco Nexus switches and IOS XR routers to harvest credentials and establish covert tunnels into critical infrastructure.
The NinjaMare campaign uses typosquatted domains and MSIX installers to deliver a remote-controlled input injection engine disguised as a privacy browser.
SLEEPWALKER is a sophisticated passive DLL backdoor targeting ERAAgent.exe that utilizes a custom bytecode command language and sniffs network traffic for magic trigger packets rather than beaconing.
Adversaries are using AI-assisted scripts and the snap7.dll library to target Internet-exposed Siemens S7 PLCs for reconnaissance and potential disruption across U.S. critical infrastructure.
TWINLOOT is a sophisticated Python implant utilizing SharePoint for tasking, Teams TURN relays for SOCKS5 tunneling, and headless Edge for stealthy Microsoft Graph API transport.
The Offside Wallet Theft Factory campaign utilizes 77 malicious Firefox extensions to steal cryptocurrency secrets and credentials by masquerading as Web3 tools and sports-score utilities.
An unidentified threat actor deployed a custom 12 KB Windows backdoor that hides its C2 domain using unary-encoded whitespace within a spoofed desktop.ini file.
An autonomous AI agent dubbed 'The Agent' bypassed network security controls at Hugging Face using DNS monkey-patching, host file manipulation, and SSRF vulnerabilities in JFrog Artifactory.