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itsecurityguru.org · high

LiteLLM flaws CVE-2026-35029 and CVE-2026-59823 let low-privileged users take over AI gateways and steal provider API keys

Check Point Research disclosed two high-risk vulnerabilities in LiteLLM, the open-source AI gateway that sits between enterprise applications and providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. A user with minimal privileges could take full control of the gateway, read sensitive files, execute arbitrary code and harvest the provider API k…

cyberscoop.com · high

Citizen Lab exposes AdFection: Discover-Tech ads deliver Candiru zero-click spyware, hitting 45 Al Jazeera devices

The Citizen Lab disclosed AdFection, the first technical demonstration of zero-click mercenary spyware delivered through targeted online advertising. The Israeli firm Discover-Tech presents itself as a legitimate ad company but acts as a facilitator for several mercenary spyware partners, including Candiru. Its ads covertly direct million…

recordedfuture.com · high

TAG-217 used AI-assisted ARTEX framework against South Korean banks, with crypto-theft, Linux and mobile tooling found as early as August 2026

Recorded Future's Insikt Group tracks the actor behind the October 2026 AI-assisted intrusions into South Korean financial institutions as TAG-217. The group was testing infrastructure and assembling attack tools as early as August 2026, weeks before the campaign became public. South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) disclosed t…

yokai.hakaisecurity.io · high

Nine 0-days in HTML-to-PDF libraries: ReportLab RCE, ReLaXed RCE, WeasyPrint SSRF/LFR, mPDF, Dompdf and TCPDF flaws

Researcher Pedro Cruz (Hakai Security / The Hacking Club) disclosed nine vulnerabilities in widely used server-side PDF generation libraries, with a combined footprint of over 90 million monthly installs. The cases range from RCE (ReportLab, ReLaXed) through arbitrary file read and SSRF (WeasyPrint, Browsershot) to DoS and file/directory …

safedep.io · high

Hijacked AI coding assistant session recommends malicious PyPI package, seeding Shai-Hulud worm across ~100 internal repositories

In September 2026, researchers reported an attack that began inside a live AI coding assistant session at a software company. The attacker gained control of a developer's session, and the assistant recommended a PyPI package that looked normal. The developer installed it, and a hidden infostealer took source code, repository secrets and h…

gbhackers.com · high

TAG-217 used Claude Code, DeepSeek, Grok and ARTEX in AI-assisted preparation linked to South Korean bank breaches

Recorded Future's Insikt Group (report of October 16) tracks a suspected Chinese-speaking actor, TAG-217, linked to attacks on South Korean financial institutions. The actor used Claude Code, DeepSeek, Grok and Zhipu AI alongside ARTEX, an open-source Chinese-language AI penetration testing framework. Public reporting cited in the investi…

safedep.io · high

PolinRider loader uses Ethereum transactions as C2 resolver in 35 GitHub repositories, including a pull request to oxc

SafeDep reports that the PolinRider loader family now resolves its C2 servers from Ethereum mainnet. The loader reads small transactions from operator wallets and decodes the recipient address as an IP:port. SafeDep confirmed 35 GitHub repositories carrying the loader at HEAD on 2026-09-30 (7,578 stars and 2,884 forks combined). The inves…

thehackernews.com · high

MALFEX npm campaign: 'imgdecode' package hides shellcode loader in Windows native addon, delivers Node.js stealer/RAT

Researchers at SafeDep identified imgdecode, a malicious npm package tied to the long-running MALFEX supply chain campaign first documented by Checkmarx and CloudSEK. Published on September 30, 2026 by user "malfexteste8", it has been downloaded 979 times and was still available at the time of reporting (latest version 1.0.3). MALFEX has …

securelist.com · high

MacSync macOS stealer returns with binary droppers, iCloud calendar staging and a backdoor targeting crypto users and developers

Kaspersky researchers describe a new MacSync macOS infostealer variant, first seen in the wild in September 2026, that replaces the earlier AppleScript-based droppers with FAT Mach-O binaries written in Objective-C and Swift. MacSync is sold as malware-as-a-service, so delivery varies by operator. In this campaign it spread through malici…

cisa.gov · high

CISA and FBI #StopRansomware advisory on Gunra, a Conti-derived RaaS exploiting Fortinet and VPN flaws for double extortion

The FBI, CISA, DC3, NSA, USSS and the Republic of Korea's KNPA issued joint advisory AA26-222A on Gunra ransomware. Gunra appeared in April 2025 as a double-extortion variant derived from the leaked Conti source code. It launched a structured RaaS affiliate program in January 2026, also operating under the alias Golden Community, and recr…