A critical flaw in Forminator Forms (CVE-2026-15748) can let unauthenticated attackers upload arbitrary files and potentially execute PHP code, leading to full site compromise on vulnerable WordPress sites. Wordfence also disclosed an authentication bypass in User Profile Builder (CVE-2026-15826) that can let attackers log in as user ID 1 and take…

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„Wir sind praktisch arbeitsunfähig“: Hackerangriff auf Berliner Senatsverwaltungen – Daten abgeflossen

A hacker attack on two Berlin Senate administrations has caused major disruptions, cutting off internet and external email access and making home office work impossible. Authorities have activated a crisis team and are investigating possible data exfiltration and a severe cyber incident in the Berlin state network. #BerlinSenate #Landesnetz #BSI #LKA

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Massive Photo ZIP Campaign Targets Booking.com Partner and Other Hotels across Japan and Europe

Microsoft Threat Intelligence uncovered a multistage intrusion campaign targeting hospitality and hotel organizations in Europe and Asia, especially Japan, using photo-themed ZIP archives and fake image shortcut files to launch an attack chain with PowerShell, a Node.js implant, persistence, and C&C activity. The campaign also abused Calendly and Google redirect links for phishing and yielded extensive IoCs, including domains, IPs, and related artifacts linked to infrastructure such as photo-26653[.]cfd and zloapobikahy23[.]bond. #Microsoft #Calendly #Google #Nodejs #PowerShell #photo-26653cfd #zloapobikahy23bond

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Ransom Busters Claims It Hacked Ransomware Servers, Asks Victims for Up to ,000

Ransom Busters is a deceptive ransomware affiliate that directly contacts victims, claims to have accessed ransomware group servers, and demands $20,000 to $60,000 to delete stolen data. GuidePoint also linked the broader ransomware landscape to UNC6671, rising extortion brands, and increasingly industrialized tactics such as phishing, AitM operations, and pre-encryption access…

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Thousands of Hacked WordPress Sites, One Operation: Unmasking StopAndProtect

StopAndProtect is a large-scale operation that combines file encryption, data theft, and multiple spreading and control components while abusing thousands of hacked WordPress sites for infrastructure. OPSEC failures exposed victim logs, screenshots, source code, and evidence that the campaign affected thousands of IPs across regions, with most activity seen in the US, Russia, and India. #StopAndProtect #WordPress #ClickFix #SilentEncryptor #SilentDataCollector

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Blockchain Dead Drop Resolvers Explained

This article explains how malware uses blockchain dead drop resolvers to fetch command-and-control pointers at runtime from smart contracts on EVM chains, Solana, and TON instead of hardcoding them. It highlights families such as ChainDrop, TroyDen, DeadLock, CLEARSHORT, JADESNOW, GlassWorm, SalatStealer, and TONResolver, and shows how Netskope detects these blockchain RPC patterns. #ChainDrop #TroyDen #DeadLock #CLEARSHORT #JADESNOW #GlassWorm #SalatStealer #TONResolver #Ethereum #Polygon #BNBSmartChain #Solana #TON

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Kimi Work Silently Uploads Five Recent Agent Sessions With Feedback Reports

A privacy issue in Moonshot AI’s Kimi Work desktop client causes feedback submissions to automatically upload the five most recently updated agent sessions, along with diagnostic logs, without clearly disclosing this to users. The uploaded session data can include raw execution records and other sensitive information from unrelated work, highlighting a…

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Medusa ransomware tallies hundreds of new victims, says updated advisory on group’s tactics

Medusa ransomware-as-a-service is expanding quickly by paying access brokers and exploiting newly disclosed software flaws, including Fortra GoAnywhere and BeyondTrust vulnerabilities. The U.S. government says the group has surpassed 500 victims and has frequently targeted the Healthcare and Public Health sector, while also reusing legitimate tools to evade detection. #Medusa #FortraGoAnywhere #BeyondTrust #Storm-1175

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Attackers Exploit MLflow SSRF Flaw to Steal Cloud Credentials and Secrets

Attackers are actively scanning and exploiting critical flaws in MLflow and FUXA, with MLflow abuse targeting cloud metadata services to steal credentials and secrets. FUXA is also seeing malicious internet-wide scanning against a path traversal issue that could let an attacker overwrite files and potentially achieve remote code execution. #MLflow #FUXA…

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Microsoft Copilot Personal Flaws Could Let One Click Exfiltrate Data From Connected Apps

Varonis Threat Labs disclosed CoSnitch, a set of three flaws in Microsoft Copilot Personal that could let a crafted link trigger silent prompt execution and exfiltrate data from connected apps in a victim’s authenticated session. The research also showed a separate memory-poisoning path through web summarization, and Microsoft shipped patches for…

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