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greynoise.io · exploit público medium

Scanners spoofing OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Perplexity AI crawlers probe for .env files, cloud keys and credentials

GreyNoise observed automated scanners impersonating the web crawlers of OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Perplexity, DeepSeek and Amazon while requesting environment files, cloud access keys, private keys and password stores. A cluster of 13 forged AI crawler names from eight companies was seen; six names (belonging to Anthropic, OpenAI, Google…

cisa.gov · medium

CISA red team assessments of two critical infrastructure orgs: both fully compromised, but only one detected and contained the intrusion

CISA ran concurrent red team assessments at two organizations: Organization A (Government Services and Facilities) and Organization B (Water and Wastewater Systems). Both reached full domain compromise and accessed sensitive business systems (SBSs) and cloud resources. Organization A did not detect or contain the activity. Organization B …

hacktron.ai · medium

Hacktron CLI AI-assisted audit of JDBC drivers finds file read/write and RCE chain in Databricks, file read in Exasol; $85K in bounties

Researcher Harsh Jaiswal of Hacktron describes using the AI-assisted Hacktron CLI with a custom "JDBC driver pack" to audit decompiled JDBC drivers during a bug bounty event. The audit surfaced multiple vulnerabilities across vendor drivers, earning $85,000 in bounties. The headline finding is in the Databricks JDBC driver, where an attac…

hacktron.ai · medium

Cluely Electron app flaw: missing will-navigate guard and open IPC bridge enable silent screen and mic capture, with a path to RCE

Researchers at Hacktron disclosed a vulnerability chain in Cluely, an Electron-based AI assistant that reads the user's screen and microphone. They found it in July 2025 and published in February 2026. The main window had no will-navigate handler, so a link in the AI's markdown response could navigate the whole app to an attacker-controll…

hacktron.ai · medium

Hacktron benchmark: small LLMs run repeatedly beat frontier models on cost-to-recall for oauth2-proxy auth bypass 0-days

Hacktron published a vendor blog post arguing that frontier models such as Anthropic's Mythos are unnecessary for most vulnerability discovery work. To support this, it benchmarked its scanning pipeline across several LLMs against two zero-day authentication bypasses it found in oauth2-proxy v7.15.0: CVE-2026-34457 and CVE-2026-40575. Its…

hacktron.ai · exploit público medium

Vercel React2Shell WAF bypass challenge: five parser-differential bypasses of CVE-2025-55182 protections found by Hacktron

Researchers at Hacktron (author ginoah) described five bypasses of the Vercel WAF rules protecting against React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182), a pre-auth RCE in React Server Functions affecting Next.js 15.x–16.0.6 and other React-based frameworks. The bypasses were found during a Vercel bounty challenge. Per Vercel's writeup, 116 researchers to…

hacktron.ai · medium

AI-accelerated 0-day research widens attack surface: Vercel breach via Context.ai OAuth, GitHub IDE extension compromise, Warp Terminal RCE

A Hacktron researcher argues that AI-assisted vulnerability research is rapidly widening the enterprise attack surface. He cites recent breaches at Vercel and GitHub and a wave of critical CVEs in F5, Fortinet, Cisco, Palo Alto and ImageMagick. According to the author, the Vercel compromise began with a breach of the AI platform Context.a…

yokai.hakaisecurity.io · medium

SmartLoader reverse engineering: LuaJIT loader with Polygon smart-contract C2 resolver tied to LummaStealer delivery

SmartLoader is a commodity loader in active deployment, attributed to Malware-as-a-Service infrastructure linked to LummaStealer delivery in recent campaigns. Reverse engineering shows it is built almost entirely from off-the-shelf parts: a stock signed LuaJIT 2.1.0-beta3 interpreter, a commercial Lua VM obfuscator from the game-cheat sce…

yokai.hakaisecurity.io · medium

SSRF flaws CVE-2026-63642 and CVE-2026-63643 in MagicMirror² newsfeed and calendar modules, fixed in 2.37.0

The Yokai Research Team at Hakai Security disclosed two Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities in MagicMirror², an open-source smart mirror platform: CVE-2026-63642 (blind SSRF in the newsfeed module) and CVE-2026-63643 (SSRF in the calendar module). Both let a client make the MagicMirror² server send HTTP requests to attacker…

yokai.hakaisecurity.io · medium

Client-Side Path Traversal chains in bug bounty targets enable stored XSS, account takeover and account deletion

Researcher Pedro Cruz (gankd) documents two Client-Side Path Traversal (CSPT) chains found in production bug bounty programs. The first turns CSPT into Stored XSS and account takeover on a payments platform's Angular POS single-page application. The second, found with Felipe Torres, triggers unauthorized account deletion on one of the lar…

safedep.io · medium

Researcher squats 21 npm names matching bin entries of Google-scoped packages, using postinstall fingerprint beacons

On August 12, 2026, an npm user (rootdaddy-msrc, author field r00tdaddy) published 21 packages that squatted the unscoped CLI binary names declared in the bin field of Google-affiliated scoped packages, such as ngsw-config (from @angular/service-worker) and bazelisk (from @bazel/bazelisk). Scoped publishing, registry allowlists and lockfi…

safedep.io · medium

Cursor's VS Code import installs latest Open VSX extension versions, exposing agentic IDE users to supply chain risk

SafeDep research shows that Cursor's Import VS Code Configuration step copies only the publisher.extensionname of each installed extension and drops the version. Cursor then installs whatever version Open VSX (run by the Eclipse Foundation) calls latest, through its proxy marketplace.cursorapi.com. In SafeDep's test, three extensions pinn…

newsroom.trendmicro.com · medium

Trend Micro details role in international law enforcement disruption of LockBit ransomware, including pre-release LockBit-NG-Dev

Trend Micro disclosed its part in a multinational law enforcement operation against the LockBit ransomware group, working with the FBI and the NCA. Per the vendor, undercover infiltration helped prevent the release of the group's next malware product, LockBit-NG-Dev, and Trend customers received protection before LockBit had finished test…

newsroom.trendmicro.com · medium

Trend Micro report details criminal use of off-the-shelf deepfake tools for CEO fraud, fake job candidates and KYC bypass

Trend Micro published a report, Deepfake it 'til You Make It: A Comprehensive View of the New AI Criminal Toolset, describing how cybercriminals use inexpensive, off-the-shelf generative AI platforms to produce deepfake video, audio and images. Many of these platforms are marketed to content creators. Observed abuse includes CEO fraud wit…

newsroom.trendmicro.com · medium

Trend Micro exposes global 'task scam' industry: fake job platforms drain victims via escalating crypto deposits

Trend Micro published research (Unmasking Task Scams) on task scams, a fast-growing fraud model in which fake online job offers lure victims into repetitive, gamified digital tasks and then extract funds through escalating deposit demands. Operators impersonate legitimate staffing firms and digital marketing agencies and use SMS, WhatsApp…