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bleepingcomputer.com · · 3 fontes · 3 atualizações high

Railway PaaS breach exposes customer environment variables and secrets; deployments paused, wallets drained, all users told to rotate keys

Railway, a Platform-as-a-Service provider, disclosed "anomalous activity" on the systems that store customer environment variables. An unauthorized third party may have accessed encrypted variables and, in some cases, obtained the decrypted contents (thehackernews.com, techcrunch.com, bleepingcomputer.com). Railway detected the activity e…

huntress.com · · 2 fontes · 2 atualizações high

Amazon-themed ClickFix malvertising abuses finger.exe to deliver Doina, Lumma Stealer and NetSupport RAT

A ClickFix malvertising campaign uses sponsored Google results for "amazon business" to lure victims to a fake Amazon login page on Google Sites and then to a fake CAPTCHA. The CAPTCHA pastejacks a command into the clipboard that the victim is told to run in the Windows Run box. The command abuses the legacy finger.exe utility to fetch a …

bleepingcomputer.com · high

ClickFix surges to 52% of Push detections, with fake AI tool lures (InstallFix, LLMshare) delivering malware via search ads

ClickFix and its variants (FileFix, InstallFix, TerminalFix, ConsentFix) are now the most common browser-based attack technique seen by Push Security. They averaged 52% of Push detections through Q2 2026 and reached 67% in August, overtaking AiTM and device code phishing. The newest lures impersonate AI tools: ANY.RUN linked 1,258 public …

wired.com · · 5 fontes · 5 atualizações high

AdFection: Discover-Tech ads delivered Candiru zero-click spyware to at least 45 Al Jazeera devices, Citizen Lab reports

The Citizen Lab disclosed AdFection on 15 October 2026. It calls this the first public technical confirmation of zero-click mercenary spyware delivered to real devices through targeted online advertising. The Israeli ad firm Discover-Tech (spelled Discovere-Tech by bleepingcomputer.com) posed as a legitimate ad company while acting as a b…