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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The Silver Fox threat actor utilizes a modular four-stage loader chain starting with a fake Flash Player to deliver AtlasRAT for credential theft and WeChat manipulation.
Russia-aligned actors Earth Dahu and SHADOW-EARTH-066 are exploiting a WinRAR path traversal vulnerability to deploy GIFTEDCROOK and espionage modules against Ukrainian organizations.
The FakeGit campaign leverages 7,600 malicious GitHub repositories and the 'AgentBaiting' technique to trick AI agents into recommending SmartLoader and StealC malware.
The Chaos ransomware group is using a new Rust-based RAT called msaRAT that establishes covert C2 channels by hijacking headless Chrome and Edge browsers via the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
The PhantomEnigma campaign leverages compromised Brazilian .gov.br infrastructure to deliver a modular Node.js backdoor aimed at banking credential theft.
A global campaign uses heavily obfuscated JScript and AutoIt/Lua-based loaders disguised as .ttf files to deploy multiple RATs and infostealers via fileless execution.
TELEPUZ is a full-featured modular malware spreading through CLICKFIX social engineering and VIDAR stealer, featuring advanced evasion and dead-drop resolver techniques.
An unknown threat actor deployed a new Rust-based ransomware called Spirals against a South Asian IT services company using web shell access and rapid lateral movement.
An unknown Chinese-speaking APT group is targeting Russian critical sectors by exploiting the ViPNet update system to deploy a suite of malicious modules including HelloInjector and HelloProxy.
Russian-speaking threat actors are exploiting CVE-2026-35616 in FortiClient EMS to deploy EKZ Stealer and FortigateSniffer, facilitating credential harvesting and subsequent ransomware attacks by INC Ransom and Lynx.