Hackers’ OPSEC Mistake Exposed a Global Espionage Campaign and Its New TriBack Malware

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July 23, 2026 A simple mistake by cyber spies has pulled back the curtain on a wide ranging espionage effort. It reached hospitals, government offices, and schools across several continents in early 2026. In mid April, operators left a staging …

Next.js Patches Nine Security Flaws Enabling SSRF, Authentication Bypass, and DoS Attacks

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Vercel has disclosed and patched nine security vulnerabilities in Next.js, the widely used React framework, addressing flaws that could enable server-side request forgery (SSRF), middleware authentication bypass, denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, and sensitive data exposure. All nine advisories were published two …

Exim Directory Traversal Vulnerability Enables Privilege Escalation Attacks

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July 23, 2026 A newly disclosed high-severity vulnerability in the Exim mail transfer agent allows local attackers to exploit a directory traversal flaw to escalate privileges on affected systems. Tracked as EXIM-Security-2026-06-22.1 and assigned GCVE-25-2026-07-45-1, the issue impacts Exim versions …

Windows 11 and Server 2025 Exposed to High-Severity Brokering File System Vulnerability

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July 23, 2026 Windows 11 and Windows Server 2025 high-severity vulnerability in Microsoft’s Brokering File System (BFS), identified as CVE-2026-50458, which allows for local privilege escalation on impacted systems. The flaw is located in bfs.sys. This minifilter driver manages file, …

New Dolphin X Malware Steals Credentials From 300+ Apps and Profiles Victims With AI

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July 23, 2026 A newly identified Windows malware called Dolphin X is raising concerns because it can steal far more than browser passwords. The tool is marketed to criminals as both an information stealer and a remote access trojan, giving …

Google Launches CodeMender AI Agent to Find, Validate, and Patch Vulnerabilities

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July 23, 2026 Google has introduced CodeMender, a new AI-powered code security agent designed to find, validate automatically, and patch vulnerabilities at machine speed, as organizations face a surge in AI-driven cyber threats targeting software supply chains. The launch marks …

Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Adds New Prompt Injection Protection

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July 23, 2026 Microsoft has introduced a new capability in Defender for Office 365 to protect against prompt injection attacks, which target AI-powered email workflows, such as Microsoft 365 Copilot. This update reflects the evolving threat landscape, where attackers increasingly …

New Kimi K3 AI Agent Uncovers 0-Day Exploits in Redis Server

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July 23, 2026 A newly reported research effort tied to the Kimi K3 AI agent has surfaced multiple authenticated remote code execution (RCE) paths in Redis, one of the world’s most widely deployed in-memory data stores. The findings shared by …

Hackers Breach South Korea’s Diplomatic Academy and Expose Foreign Ministry Staff Data

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July 23, 2026 South Korea’s diplomatic community is facing a serious security incident after hackers breached the Korea National Diplomatic Academy’s online education system and accessed data on Ministry of Foreign Affairs staff and overseas personnel. The attack quietly unfolded …

Bluetooth Vulnerability Exposes 2.2 Million Cars to Remote Unlock and Immobilization Attacks

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A recently disclosed Bluetooth vulnerability in the aftermarket KARR Security System exposes approximately 2.2 million vehicles to remote attacks that could allow unauthorized door unlocking, alarm control, and vehicle immobilization. This issue, uncovered by researchers at the University of California, …